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New Korean Ambassador at SOPECAM
H.E. Hosung Lee says he would communicate more to publicize his country. Barely two months after taking up residence in Cameroon following the reopening of their Embassy in Yaounde, the new South Korean Ambassador, Hosung Lee, was at the Cameroon News and Publishing Corporation, SOPECAM, yesterday for a courtesy visit.
Source : AllAfrica | 03-Dec-2008 17:25

Good Results Have A Price
Last Monday, the Minister of State Property and Land Tenure made a spectacular outing in Yaounde. In several government residential areas, he personally oversaw the eviction of some individuals illegally occupying government quarters. This outing could pass for routine government work.
Source : AllAfrica | 03-Dec-2008 17:24

UB Under Infrastructural Expansion
Gradually, but surely, the place to be is satisfying the aspirations of students and lecturers. In a press release the 20th meeting of Council of the University of Buea announced their approval of the Faculty of Engineering and a college of Technology last 3 October.
Source : AllAfrica | 03-Dec-2008 17:24

New Ambassador of Côte d'Ivoire at Star Building
Ambassador Biti Allou Wanyou paid a courtesy visit to Prime Minister Ephraim Inoni. Cameroon's Prime Minister, Ephraim Inoni yesterday, 2 December received in audience the new Ambassador of Cote d'Ivoire to Cameroon Biti Allou Wanyou.
Source : AllAfrica | 03-Dec-2008 17:24

Cameroon's rich and powerful

Cameroonian blogger Le blog du PrA©si... lists Cameroon's rich and powerful.

Source : Topix.net | 03-Dec-2008 15:53

Yaounde Under Grip of Awful Deaths
Four cases of mysterious deaths have been reported since last Friday November 28, 2008. Yaounde inhabitants have their hearts in their hands as many cannot stand the increasing number of mysterious deaths in the different neighbourhoods. To find a death body lying just anywhere is common site.
Source : AllAfrica | 03-Dec-2008 15:00

Nigeria: Bakassi - Country Embarks on Aggressive Boundary Demarcation Exercise
To avoid future agonies and traumatic experience of the ceding of the oil rich Bakassi peninsula to Cameroun Republic, the Federal Government has embarked on aggressive boundary demarcation exercise in order to ensure that her boundaries between other African countries are properly demarcated.
Source : AllAfrica | 03-Dec-2008 12:25

Cameroon Parliament: CPDM MP Resigns as Chair of Foreign Affairs Committee

But his resignation will only take effect as from the next session of the National Assembly in March 2009, during which period a new bureau of the House and committee chairpersons are elected.

Source : Topix.net | 02-Dec-2008 15:50

PM Inoni Explains - Measures to Curb Exodus of Intellectuals
Prime Minister Ephraim Inoni on 28 November during a question time plenary sitting at the National Assembly, acknowledged that the government was aware of the exodus of Cameroonian intellectuals, technicians and medical officials to work in foreign countries. He said the exodus as well as Cameroonians trained abroad with public resources who do not come back to the country, drain the useful capital that could have been used in developing the country.
Source : AllAfrica | 02-Dec-2008 12:07

Salutary Measure - Its implementation will assure a brighter feature.
Cameroon is a very big sports nation. Thanks to football, the green, red and yellow flag has been able to fly high in the four-corners of the World. For the past decades, names like Roger Milla, Thomas Nkono, Mboma Patrick, Samuel Eto'o and most recently François Mbango just to name a few, have been selling like hot-cakes in most international sports arenas.
Source : AllAfrica | 02-Dec-2008 12:04

Tsinga Trade Fair - New Vision, Timid Take off
One week after the official launching of the annual trade fair, many stands remain unoccupied.The hustle and bustle that usually characterise the Tsinga annual Trade fair is yet to come. One week after the official commencement of the fair, the fair ground remains almost deserted and to say the least, "miserable". Many stands are still to be occupied.
Source : AllAfrica | 02-Dec-2008 12:04