Cameroon: by plane, train, bus, and car...
May 22nd 2008
Published: June 7th 2008
Published: June 7th 2008
The Republic of Cameroon, located in the heart of Africa at the cross points of West and Central Africa, is full of mystery, tales, and stories. Cameroon is one of the oldest countries in Africa. The creation of what is now Cameroon remounts to 8000 BC and was considered as a meeting point of cultures, ethnic groups and peoples. The country is blessed with miles of cost line, beautiful beaches and... Read Full Entry
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Date: 20th September 2010
Cameroon Memories
I happened upon this page. In 1992 I flew to Younde and up country 500 miles to the extreme north. I was visiting one of my children who was a Peace Corps Volunteer. After staying in her village for ten days, we traveled around the country. What an experience. Traveling to and from Cameroon as a lone female was one of my proudest moments. I remember Garous, Maroua, and the village og Guiaguis. You7r photographs were exactly as I remember so not alot has changed. Spent time in Younde but only flewc out of Doula so did not get to see much of that. Great story..
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Cameroon Memories
I happened upon this page. In 1992 I flew to Younde and up country 500 miles to the extreme north. I was visiting one of my children who was a Peace Corps Volunteer. After staying in her village for ten days, we traveled around the country. What an experience. Traveling to and from Cameroon as a lone female was one of my proudest moments. I remember Garous, Maroua, and the village og Guiaguis. You7r photographs were exactly as I remember so not alot has changed. Spent time in Younde but only flewc out of Doula so did not get to see much of that. Great story..
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Comment Ngaoundal devient une Grande Ville en Dix ans
Ngaoundal Village d'origine Mboum depuis des centaines d'année a vu son destin change avec le debut de la construction de la route Meiganga-Tibati et l'arrivée du chemin de Fer ne 1974.Des vague migratoire venues des villages environnants venus vendre des denrée alimentaires aux ouvriers de la COGEFAR,compagnie Italien chargée de la construction des routes.Apres le depart de la COGEFAR ,leur Camp fut octroyé aux militaires.
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