101. Cameroon Travel | Guide To Travelling Cameroon | Travellerspoint Add your own cameroon travel information or read what other travellers have compiled cameroon is a land of exquisite natural beauty, cultural vigour and http://www.travellerspoint.com/destination.cfm?country=Cameroon

102. Cameroon The Central African Republic Lowland Gorillas, Pygmies cameroon AND THE CONGO BASIN REGION OF THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC DISPLAY THEIR WILL TO PRESERVE THEIR CULTURAL IDENTITY AND THEIR OWN WAY OF LIFE HAS http://www.infohub.com/TRAVEL/SIT/sit_pages/11651.html

103. Cameroun / Cameroon - Introduction, Information And Links With more than 130 ethnic groups, cameroon is one of the most cultural diverse countries in Africa. Christianity and Islam are competing for cameroonian http://crawfurd.dk/africa/cameroon.htm

home sitemap search help ... about me Content on this page: Facts and figures Around Cameroon Links See also: Cameroon Timeline Photos from Cameroon VR-panorma photo from Bafang, Cameroon (approx 1 Mb) Requires QuickTime View a map of Cameroon (PDF-document) Shop now! The Rough Guide to West Africa US order European order Shopping info Shop now! Shopping info Shop now! Bradt Travel Guide: Cameroon US order European order Cameroon with Egbert (By Dervla Murphy) US order European order Black Livingstone: A True Tale (By Pagan Kennedy) US order European order Shopping info Cameroon A starting point for your exploration of Cameroon: Country facts, links, news and photos. Republic of Cameroon (facts and figures) Capital: Area: 475,440 sq km

104. The Book Chain In Cameroon cameroon (under French trusteeship) came together as the Federal Republic of cameroon, the cultural identity of the two former colonies was retained, http://www.inasp.info/pubs/bookchain/profiles/Cameroon.html

The Book Chain in Cameroon By Rosemary M. Shafack and Kiven Charles Languages and literacy Looking at the book chain in Cameroon it is immediately apparent that a majority of books and other reading materials produced and/or consumed in Cameroon are in either French or English. In 1961, when the former Southern Cameroons (under British trusteeship) and East Cameroon (under French trusteeship) came together as the Federal Republic of Cameroon, the cultural identity of the two former colonies was retained, and thus the bilingual culture was born and has been maintained in varying degrees. Politically and legislatively, all publications in Cameroon for state or governmental purposes must be produced in both English and French. The Cameroon educational system is a three-tier system, with English being the medium of instruction in the anglophone provinces and French being the medium of instruction in the francophone provinces, though any individual or institution is allowed to use either of the two official languages in any of the provinces as the need arises. This is noticeable in the bilingual secondary and high schools that were initially established at provincial level but have now opened at divisional and sub-divisional levels in all ten provinces. Publishing The policy of bilingualism in schools means that all books published for educational purposes are produced in both English and French. There are legislative and regulatory documents guiding the production and distribution of school books. A

105. Africa Update Archives cameroon is characterized by an extraordinary geographical, cultural, and linguistic diversity. This collection of essays by eminent historians and http://www.ccsu.edu/afstudy/fall96.html

Vol. III, Issue 4 (Fall, 1996): Focus on Cameroon HOME ARCHIVES AFRICAN STUDIES Table of contents Editorial: Focus on Cameroon by Dr. Gloria Emeagwali, Chief Editor Dr. Funso Aiyejina, GANI FAWEHINMI Dr. Elvis Ngolle Ngolle, Multiparty Democracy in Cameroon African Cinema: Notes on Quartier Mozart , Jean Silvia, Student at C.C.S.U Booknotes: Cameroon Studies , General editors: E. M. Chilver, Shirley Ardener and Ian Fowler Queen Elizabeth House, International Development Centre, Universityof Oxford Dr. Haines Brown, History Dept., C.C.S.U., Africa and the Net Dr. Warren Perry, New York City's African Burial Ground Dr. Mpho G. Molomo, Multiparty Democracy in Botswana (conclusion) Editorial: Focus on Cameroon Chief Gani Fawehinmi, Nigeria's most famous human rights lawyer, was arrested on 30th January 1996, and since then has been incacerated in Bauchi, Nigeria without access to medical care or family. He is suffering from acute malaria, diarrhea and pneumonia. Fawehinmi joins the ranks of Beko Ransome-Kuti, Femi Falana, Frank Kokori, Shehu Sani, Chris Anyanwu and other brave and valiant heroes who have dared to speak out against forms of harassment and injustice under the Abacha regime. He is a veteran in the struggle against human rights violations and his distinguished career spans three decades. In this issue of

106. Study Abroad In Cameroon, Language School Po Box 399 Bamenda, Cameroon Language Study abroad in cameroon The program includesHome stay - Cultural immersion - Language study -Study for college credit -Non-credit study in a variety of http://www.realadventures.com/listings/1025123.htm

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107. Cameroon (01/05) cameroon s estimated 250 ethnic groups form five large regionalcultural groups western highlanders (or grassfielders), including the Bamileke, Bamoun, http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ei/bgn/26431.htm

Bureau of Public Affairs Electronic Information and Publications Office Background Notes Bureau of African Affairs January 2005 Background Note: Cameroon PROFILE OFFICIAL NAME: Republic of Cameroon Geography Area: 475,000 sq. km. (184,000) sq. mi.), about the size of California. Cities (2003 Census Bureau estimates): Capital Yaounde (pop. 1,111,641). Other major cities Douala (1.3 million), Garoua (424,312), Maroua (409,546), Bafoussam (319,457), Bamenda (321,490), Nkongsamba (166,262), and Ngaoundere (216,300). Terrain: Northern plains, central and western highlands, southern and coastal tropical forests. Mt. Cameroon (13,353 ft.) in the southwest is the highest peak in West Africa and the sixth in Africa. Climate: Northern plains, the Sahel regionsemiarid and hot (7-month dry season); central and western highlands where Yaounde is locatedcooler, shorter dry season; southern tropical forestwarm, 4-month dry season; coastal tropical forest, where Douala is locatedwarm, humid year-round. People Nationality: English noun and adjective Cameroonian(s);

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109. MOFA: Japan-Cameroon Relations Cultural Grant (cumulative total fiscal 19752004). 172.0 million yen (Cultural Grant OthersThe Embassy of cameroon was established in Tokyo in 1988. http://www.mofa.go.jp/region/africa/cameroon/

(Japanese) skip navigations Sitemap Other Languages ... Africa Japan-Cameroon Relations September 2005 Basic Data Diplomatic Relations: 1 January, 1960 (Date of recognition of the State) Number of Residents: Number of Japanese nationals residing in the Republic of Cameroon: 35 (Oct. 1999) Number of Cameroon nationals residing in Japan: 111 (Dec. 1998) Trade with Japan (1998): Exports: 1,505 million yen (timber, cotton, etc.) Imports: 3,111 million yen (automobiles, etc.) Direct Investment from Japan (cumulative total fiscal 1951-1998): 1,276 million yen Japan's Economic Cooperation: List of Grant Aid - Exchange of Notes in Fiscal Year 2005 List of Loan Aid - Exchange of Notes in Fiscal Year 2001 Loans: 10.5 billion yen Grants: 10.1 billion yen Technical cooperation: 2.0 billion yen VIP Visits From Japan to the Republic of Cameroon: Year Name Ambassador for TICAD II Kunio Katakura From the Republic of Cameroon to Japan: Year Name Minister of Plan, KODOCK (TICAD) Minister of Plan, KODOCK Minister of Mine, BELLO MBELE Minister of Transport, TCHIROMA BAKARY Minister of Public Investment, NDIORO (TICAD II)

110. Cameroon - ICOMOS World Report On Monuments And Sites In Danger 2002: Heritage @ and institutional frame to protect the cultural heritage of cameroon. This could lead to the disappearance of the rich heritage that cameroon currently http://www.international.icomos.org/risk/2002/cameroon2002.htm

Français Photographs Absence of an Effective Legislative and Administrative Framework For many years now, Cameroon has been concerned by the absence of a defined government strategy to preserve its cultural heritage. In the Heritage at Risk report 2001/2002, ICOMOS Cameroon mentioned the need to train heritage department staff, so as to produce a complete inventory of the cultural and natural heritage of our country. Therefore, it is not necessary to discuss this further in this current report, other than to once again note that our country possesses a large variety of cultural sites, ranging from architecture to cultural landscapes, and natural sites that cover geological formations to forested reserves. This year, we wish to attract the attention of the international community to the lack of a substantial legislative, administrative and institutional frame to protect the cultural heritage of Cameroon. This could lead to the disappearance of the rich heritage that Cameroon currently hosts in abundance. The legislative mechanisms that are important tools in heritage protection have still not been put into place to support the action of the new heritage department. It is this department's mission to promote and preserve the rich heritage of Cameroon. As surprising as it would seem, leaving aside the government order to create the heritage department, no law exists to provide a legislative framework that prescribes the protection of cultural heritage. This has immediate consequences: the absence of a definition for the types of cultural heritage to be protected, and the spread of administrative responsibilities across the Ministries of Culture, Habitat and Urbanism, of the City, of Tourism, of Environment and Forestry, and of Town and Country Planning.

111. Afromix - Music THE FrancoNamibian Cultural Centre will propose a Hip Hop concert tonight. NANA RITA MARLEY SENDS OUT CLARION CALL TO CULTURAL ACTIVISTS ACROSS AFRICA http://www.afromix.org/html/musique/

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