How China is Taking over Africa from the ground up History of Yesterday | Gone are the days when?? colonial masters used brute force to take over nations by chaining people together and putting them in ships with little to no food. We now live in a technologically advanced world, …
Read More »Selection asks Koreans for help and receives videos to study Cameroon, third rival in the Cup | Brazilian Team
The Goa Spotlight | With about a month and a half to go before the start of the World Cup, Tite’s coaching staff intensifies the analysis of Brazil’s first opponents in Qatar and, for that, even counts on the help of other teams. To better study Cameroon, the third rival …
Read More »Jamaica: Cameroon clash offers chance for local-based Boyz, says Ricketts
Jamaica Observer | President of the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) Michael Ricketts says the Reggae Boyz’s upcoming friendly international game against World Cup-bound Cameroon presents a massive opportunity for the local-based players to impress the country’s new coaching staff. Ricketts said the match will be played in Cameroon on November …
Read More »Basketball: Which country could Joel Embiid represent, Cameroon, France, or US?
africanews | Cameroonian born Joël Embiid who acquired French citizenship two months ago, was sworn in two weeks ago in Philadelphia as an American citizen. “I’ve been here for a long time,” Embiid told The Associated Press on Thursday (Sept. 29) at training camp at The Citadel. “My son is …
Read More »Cameroon: Skin-lightening still a ‘public health problem’ despite ban
Cameroon has banned skin-lightening products following a spate of high profile cases of users developing skin cancer, but shops continue to sell the products and the products fly off the shelf, with many women saying they feel under pressure to use them to meet perceived standards of beauty.
Read More »Jules Doret Ndongo discusses the effects of the log export ban in Cameroon
Business in Cameroon | The Cameroonian Minister of Forest presented the government’s expectations following the common decision by Cemac countries to ban log exports in the region, starting from January 1st, 2023. In an interview with Cameroon Tribune, Jules Doret Ndongo (pictured) said this decision augurs very well for forestry …
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