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Cameroon: Doctors Overwhelmed with Patients
VOA, 26 November 2018
Cameroon medical doctors say they are overwhelmed with patients as many of their colleagues seek better pay and working conditions elsewhere. Read more »
How Cameroon's Crisis is Placing Strain on Health System
The Vice Chairman of Cameroon's National Order of Doctors, Tetani Ekwe, has said that the health and humanitarian needs of the displaced and refugees are increasing daily, yet the doctor-patient ratio stands at one doctor per 50,000 inhabitants in rural areas, instead of the one doctor per 10,000 inhabitants recommended by the World Health Organization.
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Cameroon: Combatting Terrorism in the Far North Region - Security Centre to Be Created
Cameroon Tribune, 23 November 2018
The Minister Delegate at the Presidency in charge of Defence, Joseph Beti Assomo, guaranteed Senators on November 22, 2018. Read more »
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Cameroon: Govt Cautions Foreigners Against Traveling to Restive Regions
VOA, 24 November 2018
Administrative authorities in Cameroon say they are tracking armed terrorists who this week killed a Kenyan missionary in the town of Eyumojock in the restive southwest region of… Read more »
InFocus
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Cameroon's military says it has freed nine students and a teacher who were kidnapped from a school in one of the country's restive English-speaking regions. It is the third time ... Read more »
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According to the Presbyterian Church, the children were abandoned in one of their buildings in the town of Bafut, about 24km (15 miles) from Bamenda where they were kidnapped. Read more »
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Charles Trumann Wesco and his family were living in the suburbs of Bamenda, a large city in the northwest region that has been at the center of the country's Anglophone crisis over ... Read more »
