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In Cameroon’s Far North region, Adiza, a 57-year-old woman had spent nearly three decades confined to her home by her husband. She was not allowed to leave, receive visitors, or speak with non-family ...
News Cameroon » Far North » Government: Cameroon’s far north faces twin nightmares of Boko Haram, poverty
In the poverty-stricken far north of Cameroon, the priority is the fight against the Nigerian militants of Boko Haram, but experts say a growing humanitarian crisis also needs urgent attention. Chased ...
News Cameroon » Far North » Government: Cameroon Grants CFA60M to Youth Cooperatives for Rice, Onion Production
Members of youth-led cooperatives in Cameroon’s North and Far North regions have received 60 million CFA francs in financial support to ...
News Cameroon » Far North » Government: Cameroon - African Development Bank approves €81.2 million financing to boost agro-industrial development in northern regions
The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group has approved an €81.2 million loan to support agro-industrial development and strengthen climate resilience in northern Cameroon.The ...
News Cameroon » Far North » Government: UNHCR seeks US$59.6 million for 100,000 displaced by violence in Cameroon's Far North region
UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, today released a supplementary appeal seeking US$59.6 million to provide emergency support to 100,000 refugees, internally displaced people (IDPs), and host communities ...
News Cameroon » Far North » Government: Cameroon Sets 70,000-Ton Certified Seed Goal to Raise Farm Output
Cameroon plans to produce 70,000 tons of certified seeds across its three northern regions in 2026 as part of a broader effort to strengthen domestic ...
News Cameroon » Far North » Government: Poor Governance Enables Violence Against Women in Cameroon
In Cameroon's Far North region, Adiza, a 57-year-old woman had spent nearly three decades confined to her home by her husband. She was not allowed to leave, receive visitors, or speak with non-family ...