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Le Ministère de la Communication a pris part du 10 au 12 septembre 2025 à Yaoundé à l’atelier de validation technique du Plan National de Contrôle du Choléra. Cet atelier conduit par le Ministère de la Santé Publique avec l’appui de la Task Force Mondiale pour le Contrôle du Choléra (GTFCC) s’est déroulé dans le cadre de la feuille de route pour l’élimination du Choléra à l’horizon 2030 .
Le Chef de la cellule SIGIPES au Ministère de la Communication a procédé, le lundi 01 septembre 2025, à la deuxième phase de recensement du personnel de la Délégation Régionale de la Communication du Nord et des Délégations Départementales de la Bénoué, du Faro, du Mayo-Louti et du Mayo-Rey.
The Minister of Communication, René Emmanuel SADI, held a productive meeting with H.E. Mr. Jean-Marc CHÂTAIGNER, Head of the European Union Delegation to Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea, at his office this July 14, 2025. The discussion centered around key topics, including support for the press and civic education in preparation for upcoming elections.
The 21st Motorized Infantry Brigade (BRIM) headquartered in Buea has donated a huge consignment of Anti-coronavirus materials and food stuff to some 80 trainees at the National Disarmament Demobilisation and Rehabilitation Committee (NDDRC), Buea. This, in a bid to guard against the COVID-19 pandemic at the Centre.
100% made of cotton and in conformity with the quality exigencies of ARNOR.
The Cameroon cotton industry (CICAM) has made available in the market its protective face mask since May 07, 2020, intended to curb the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). It has added to many other masks which before now are in circulation. But the difference with the CICAM face mask is clear. According to GUY Alain MULEMA,
Since the announcement of the first cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) by the government in May 5th 2020, many lives have been lost. The number of infected cases has risen to 2.579. But given the relentless efforts by which the government and health officials are putting to arrest its propagation and kick off the pandemic out of the country, a lot of progress to this effect has been made. Over 1.465 cases have been cured with about 114 deaths as of May 11, 2020.
The offer destined to Cameroonians in all the 360 divisions of the country is mainly composed of hygienic products and medical kits; of 50,000 cartons of laundry soap, 50,000 surgical masks for health personnel, 75,000 buckets for domestic use, 1,5 million face masks, 40,000 hand washing cans of 30 litres each, rapid screening test kids and respiratory devices for hospitals. The offer is a stitch in time to rescue the population as they grapple with the spread and effects of the deadly infection.
President Paul Biya’s Anti-COVID-19 gifts arrived Buea, South West Region on Wednesday, April 29, 2020 and were received by the Governor of South West Region, Bernard Okalia Bilai.
