On World Pharmacists Day 2024, Cameroonian health professionals warned against roadside drugs and highlighted the risks these pose to public health. Efforts were discussed to improve pharmacy services and reduce the prevalence of street drugs.
Tower Resources’ Thali Oil project in the Rio Del Rey Basin secures $15 million in financing, allowing the company to continue its exploration efforts and maintain its role as operator, potentially boosting Cameroon’s economic potential in the hydrocarbon sector.
During the Ordinary Session on November 1st, 2024, Douala III councilors expressed support for Mayor Valentin Epoupa Bossambo to improve budget execution and prepare for the trinnium 2023-2025 goals, despite a 23% decrease in the division’s budget execution rate.
The International Cassava Festival, launched today in Douala by Littoral Governor Samuel Dieudonné Ivaha Diboua, aims to combat food insecurity by highlighting cassava’s cultivation and economic potential.
Cameroon’s Kadji Sports Academy (KSA) joins Group B in the West Division Elite 16 for the Basketball Africa League (BAL) qualifiers, facing top teams in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire. Read about KSA’s journey and their upcoming challenges on the road to BAL 2025.
Cameroon’s Force d’Armée and Kadji Sports Academy (KSA) teams battle for a spot in the Basketball Africa League’s Elite 16 during the Zone 4 qualifiers at Japoma Stadium, Douala. Intense games continue as FAP and KSA strategize for success.
USAID is expanding its efforts to support young and female entrepreneurs in Cameroon through new economic partnerships, workshops, and investment opportunities, aiming to drive sustainable growth and economic empowerment.
On World Standards Day, the Cameroon National Consumers Network (RNC) and international stakeholders emphasized food safety by cracking down on contraband goods and promoting quality standards. The initiative seeks to secure sustainable development and protect consumers in Cameroon.
The Cameroon International Tourism Fair, « Wejeli Weh Gbamu, » returns from November 21-23, 2024, at Limbe Botanic Garden. The fair will bring together industry leaders to promote tourism as a key economic driver.
The National Observatory on Climate Change in Cameroon warns of risks to key cash crops, including cocoa and banana, due to recent heavy rains.
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