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  • Activists, Experts Concerned About China’s Deforestation Activities in Africa

    Activists, Experts Concerned About China’s Deforestation Activities in Africa

    YAOUNDE, Cameroon–Experts and activists are sounding alarms over the increasing deforestation pressure in Africa because of Chinese-funded projects ...
    Africa News January 20, 2020
  • Cameroon Town’s Residents Say Chinese-Run Quarry Damaging Their Homes

    Cameroon Town’s Residents Say Chinese-Run Quarry Damaging Their Homes

    YAOUNDE, Cameroon—Residents of a town in Cameroon are complaining about damage to their homes caused by a nearby ...
    Africa News June 8, 2019
  • ‘Open Tombs’: The Perils of Chinese Mining Operations in East Cameroon

    ‘Open Tombs’: The Perils of Chinese Mining Operations in East Cameroon

    Civil society activists say the Chinese companies get away with ignoring the regulations.
    Africa News February 8, 2019
  • Chinese Company’s Cameroon Rubber Plant Poses Risk to Indigenous People and Ecosystem, Activists Say

    Chinese Company’s Cameroon Rubber Plant Poses Risk to Indigenous People and Ecosystem, Activists Say

    EBOLOWA, Cameroon—Activists say a company controlled by a Chinese-state owned conglomerate in Cameroon is threatening the biodiversity in the country ...
    Africa News December 16, 2018
  • Cameroon Prison Initiative Recycles Rubber Waste Into Sandals

    Cameroon Prison Initiative Recycles Rubber Waste Into Sandals

    Cameroon prisoners transform worn-out tires picked up off the streets into brand new, durable and marketable sandals.
    Africa News December 4, 2018
  • Bruised but Not Broken: Cameroonian Migrants Return Home to Find Solace

    Bruised but Not Broken: Cameroonian Migrants Return Home to Find Solace

    Toukam, in his early 30s, is among thousands of desperate young people from sub-Saharan African wanting to migrate to ...
    Africa News November 17, 2018
  • Cameroon Cleanup Lets Flood-Hit Residents Sleep With ‘Both Eyes Closed’

    Cameroon Cleanup Lets Flood-Hit Residents Sleep With ‘Both Eyes Closed’

    Yaounde, Sept. 6 (Thomson Reuters Foundation)—When frequent flooding became too much for the residents of Nkolbikok, a neighborhood ...
    Inspiring the World Competition September 22, 2017
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