Cameroon: Efoulan-Yaounde - Tap Water Returns After Eight Months

19 September 2014

By Eleanor Besong

Inhabitants of the neighbourhood now enjoy abundant water supply after a period of hardship.

After eight months of dry taps in the Efoulan neighbourhood of Yaounde, inhabitants have since Saturday September 6, 2014 been enjoying continuous water supply. This, they say, is thanks to the just-ended road repairs in the area. Carole Nouguem, a victim of the Efoulan water crises told Cameroon Tribune (CT) that they had been experiencing water crises long before road works commenced in February 2014. "It was only when the contractors finished repairing the roads that we had water because they arranged the pipes while repairing the road", she said.

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