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The colonial partition that keeps Cameroon split along ‘artificial lines’
After European powers split up Africa during the 1884-1885 ... After independence in the 1960s, Cameroon maintained its French-majority culture, while those in the Anglophone regions felt ...
Cameroon’s Baka people say they are part of the forest: that’s why they look after it
The Baka people of Bemba village, Cameroon, show how sharing is a viable forest management and conservation technique.
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Ngondo, worship of water oracles and associated cultural traditions among the Sawa (Cameroon)
The Ngondo traditions are based on the worship of water oracles by the Sawa community of Cameroon. Every year from September to December, a caravan tours the traditional Sawa districts with ...
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EU Invests CFA1.3bn in Cameroon’s Digital Innovation
The European Union (EU) has invested €1.93 million (about CFA1.3 billion) over four years to support 12 digital ...