TechAfrica News | CAMTEL and Cameroon’s Ministry of Health sign a framework agreement for secure, high-speed internet and data solutions for healthcare facilities. CAMTEL and the Ministry of Public Health (Min-Health) of Cameroon have signed a Framework Convention aimed at enhancing telecommunications services in the country’s healthcare sector. The agreement, …
Read More »Cameroon archbishop says calm is returning to Anglophone regions
CRUX | YAOUNDÉ, Cameroon – As Cameroon continues to grapple with a separatist crisis in its English-speaking regions—one that threatens the very foundations of the nation—a leading Catholic leader in the central African country has observed that tensions in the two regions are gradually easing. However, this does not mean …
Read More »Chad and the UAE Partner with Etihad Rail for Chad-Cameroon Railway Project
CameroonOnline.ORG | On May 2, 2025, a significant milestone was reached in regional infrastructure development as Chad and the United Arab Emirates signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Etihad Rail, the Emirati railway agency, to advance the construction of the Chad-Cameroon railway. This MoU was formalized during a major …
Read More »Francis Ngannou Breaks His Silence on Tragic Fatal Accident in Cameroon
CameroonOnline.ORG | For nearly a week, the people of Cameroon and fans around the world were left in silence, stunned by the news of a tragic accident involving mixed martial arts icon Francis Ngannou. The devastating motor vehicle collision claimed the life of a young woman, Ntsama Brigitte Manuella, and …
Read More »Cameroon Refuses Work Visa Renewal for Casino and Super U Boss Over Toxic Workplace Claims
Business in Cameroon | Cameroon’s Minister of Employment has refused to renew the work contract of Gregory Christian Michel Brun, the CEO of Sodicam, a subsidiary of Mercure International that manages the Casino and Super U supermarket chains in the country. In a letter dated April 23 addressed to the …
Read More »Cameroon introduces tech education to young learners
In Cameroon, a nonprofit organization is rolling out tech education for children aged 7 to 18, aiming to prepare them for a technology-driven future. The program, which includes coding, robotics, and AI, has already reached over 28,000 children, with a strong emphasis on fostering creativity and innovation.
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