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Index of Cameroon related articles

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Contents

A

  • Patrice Abanda
  • Abbia (game)
  • Abbia: Cameroon Cultural Review
  • Théophile Abega
  • Hamadjoda Abjoudi
  • Abong-Mbang
  • Accord de Cooperation Economique Monetaire et Financiere
  • Achirimbi II
  • Simon Achidi Achu
  • Act of Berlin
  • Modibo Adama
  • Adamawa languages
  • Adamawa Plateau
  • Adamawa Region
  • Administering Authority
  • Administrative divisions of Cameroon
  • Issa Adoum
  • Advisory Council (Kamerun)
  • Afade language
  • Osende Afana
  • Afo A Kom
  • 1972 African Cup of Nations
  • African Peoples Union
  • African socialism
  • African Union
  • AfricaPhonebook/Annuaires Afrique
  • Afriland First Bank
  • Agadir Crisis
  • Agriculture in Cameroon
  • Agroindustry strategy of Cameroon
  • Agropastoral Show
  • Ahmadou Ahidjo
  • Ahidjo-Biya conflict
  • AIDS/HIV in Cameroon
  • Aigle Royal Menoua
  • Cameroon Air Force
  • Yaou Aissatsu
  • Akonolinga
  • Akwa, Douala
  • Betote Akwa
  • Dika Mponda Akwa
  • Alcan in Africa
  • All Anglophone Conference
  • Alliance for Democracy and Development
  • Alliance for the Reconstruction of Cameroon through the Sovereign National Conference (ARC-SNC)
  • Allied Front for Change
  • Nicolas Alnoudji
  • ALUBASSA
  • ALUCAM
  • Aluminum in Cameroon
  • Ali Amadou (Amadou Ali)
  • Ambam
  • Ambas Bay
  • Ambasse bey
  • Ambazonia
  • American Presbyterian Mission
  • American School of Yaounde
  • Oumarou Aminou
  • Amorphoscelis pallida
  • Bassey William Andem
  • Gilbert Andze Tsoungui
  • Benoît Angbwa
  • Didier Angibeaud
  • Anglo-Duala Treaty
  • Anglophone Cameroonian
  • Anglophone problem
  • Anglophone Standing Committee
  • Anlu
  • Anti-Bamileke incidents
  • Armed Forces of Cameroon
  • Aro Confederacy
  • Aro history
  • Aro people
  • Artisanal industries of Cameroon
  • Art Wash
  • Charles Assalé
  • Assemblée Legislative du Cameroun (ALCAM)
  • Assemblée Territoriale du Cameroun; Territorial Assembly of Cameroon (ATCAM)
  • Marie-Thérèse Assiga Ahanda
  • Assiko
  • Association des Guides du Cameroun
  • Assimilation policy
  • Association policy
  • Association policy of the European Economic Community
  • Benoît Assou-Ekotto
  • Les Astres FC
  • Charles Atangana
  • Jean-Marie Atangana Mebara
  • Jean-Hughes Ateba
  • Atelier Viking
  • Joseph Atemengue
  • Atlantika Mountains
  • Timothée Atouba
  • Louis-Paul Aujoulat
  • Joseph Chongwas Awunti
  • Axis International Lines
  • Paul Abine Ayah
  • Luc Ayang
  • Henri Eyebe Ayissi
  • Joseph Gaudérique Aymerich

    • B

  • Baboua
  • Babungo language
  • Babungo Museum
  • Babungo people
  • Baccalaureat (Cameroon)
  • Bafang
  • Bafia
  • Bafia people
  • Bafoussam
  • Bafut language
  • Bafut people
  • Bafut Subdivision
  • Bafut, Cameroon
  • Bafut, Fon of
  • Bafut, traditional administrative system of
  • Bafut Wars
  • Baggara Arabs
  • Bahá'í Faith in Cameroon
  • Baham Museum
  • Gustave Bahoken
  • Bajwe
  • Baka (Cameroon and Gabon)
  • Baka Beyond
  • Issa Bakary
  • Bakassi
  • Bakassi dispute
  • Bakebe
  • Bakoko
  • Bakole language
  • Bakole people
  • Bakossi Mountains
  • Bakossi people
  • Bakweri; Kpe
  • Bakweri Cooperative Union of Farmers (BCUF)
  • Bakweri Land Claim Committee
  • Balanced Development
  • Baldemu language
  • Bali, Cameroon
  • Bambili
  • Bamboko
  • Bamboutos FC
  • Bambui
  • Bamenda
  • Bamenda All-Party Conference
  • Bamenda Congress
  • Bamenda Improvement Association
  • Bamenda Proclamation
  • Bamenda University of Science and Technology (BUST)
  • Bamileke
  • Bamileke languages
  • Bamkin
  • Bamum, Kingdom of
  • Bamum people
  • Bamum, Rulers of the
  • Bamum language
  • Bana, Cameroon
  • Bana language
  • Bananas in Cameroon
  • Banda people
  • Bandjoun
  • Bandjoun Museum
  • Henri Bandolo
  • Bank of Central African States; Banque d'Etats de L'Afrique Centrale (BEAC)
  • Economic crisis of Cameroon
  • Bantowbol
  • Bantu peoples
  • Banyo, Cameroon
  • Baptist Mission to Cameroon
  • Basel Mission Society; Basler Mission Society
  • Basaa language
  • Bassa (Cameroon)
  • Bassa-Bakoko
  • Isabelle Bassong
  • Bata language
  • Joseph Batangdon
  • Batié, Cameroon
  • Batouri
  • Battle of Kousséri
  • Bayang, Lanao del Sur; Banyang; Banyangi
  • BeBe Zahara Benet
  • Francis Bebey
  • Marcel Bebey-Eyidi
  • Beboid languages
  • John Beecroft
  • Jean-Pierre Bekolo
  • Bélabo
  • Jean Pierre Amougou Belinga
  • Joseph-Antoine Bell
  • Muhammed Bello
  • Patrick Bengondo
  • Bello Bouba Maigari
  • Carl Jacob Bender
  • Bend-skin
  • Alphonse Beni
  • Bénoué National Park
  • Benue River
  • Berlin Conference (1884)
  • Bertoua
  • Beti-Pahuin
  • Hortense Béwouda
  • André Bikey
  • Bikutsi
  • Bikya language
  • Bilingualism in Cameroon
  • Bight of Bonny
  • Moni Bilé
  • Benoit Bindzi
  • Biosphere reserves in Cameroon, list of
  • Omgba Bissogo
  • Bitis gabonica
  • Biu-Mandara A languages
  • Biu-Mandara A.3 languages
  • Biu-Mandara A.4 languages
  • Biu-Mandara A.5 languages
  • Biu-Mandara A.7 languages
  • Biu-Mandara A.8 languages
  • Biu-Mandara B languages
  • Chantal Biya
  • Franck Biya
  • Jeanne-Irène Biya
  • Paul Biya
  • Alexandre Biyidi
  • Yondo Mandengue Black
  • Black-collared lovebird
  • Bloc Démocratique Camerounaise (BDC)
  • Beatrice Bofia
  • Suzy Bofia
  • Bokito, Cameroon
  • Gibering Bol Alima
  • Richard Bona
  • Bonabéri
  • Jacques-Roger Booh-Booh
  • Border conflicts in Cameroon
  • Bouba Njida National Park
  • Alioum Boukar
  • Boumba Bek National Park
  • Jean-Alain Boumsong
  • Yannick Boumsong
  • Ruben Boumtje-Boumtje
  • Pierre Boya
  • Serge Branco
  • Brasseries du Cameroun
  • Brazzaville Conference of 1944
  • Brevet d'Etudes du Premier Cycle (BEPC)
  • Brigade Mixte Mobile
  • Briqueterie
  • British Cameroons
  • Buduma language
  • Buduma people
  • Buea
  • Buea Declaration
  • Bulu
  • Bulu language
  • Bung language
  • Le Bus
  • Bushmeat
  • Bush taxi
  • Buwal language
  • Bwiti

    • C

  • Caledonian Airways Flight 153
  • Cameroon
  • Cameroon Airlines
  • Cameroon Anglophone Movement (CAM)
  • Cameroon Cup
  • Cameroon Democratic Union (CDU); Union Démocratique Camerounaise (UDC)
  • Cameroon Development Corporation (CDC)
  • Cameroon government ministries
  • Cameroon line
  • Cameroon National Assembly election, 1992
  • Cameroon National Assembly election, 1997
  • Cameroon National Assembly election, 2004
  • Cameroon national basketball team
  • Cameroon national cricket team
  • Cameroon national football team
  • Cameroon National Union (CNU); Union Nationale Camerounaise (UNC)
  • Cameroon Oil Transportation Company
  • Cameroon Outlook
  • Cameroon People's Democratic Movement (CPDM); Mouvement Démocratique du Peuple Camerounais (MDPC); Rassemblement Démocratique du Peuple Camerounais (RDPC)
  • Cameroon Premiere Division
  • Cameroon presidential election, 1992
  • Cameroon presidential election, 1997
  • Cameroon presidential election, 2004
  • Foreign relations of Cameroon
  • Cameroon Times (Kamerun Times)
  • Cameroon Trade Union Congress (CTUC)
  • Cameroon Tribune
  • Cameroonian Union
  • Cameroon United Congress (CUC)
  • Cameroon – United States relations
  • Cameroon v. the United Kingdom (Northern Cameroons case)
  • Cameroon Welfare Union (CWU)
  • Cameroonian Palace Guard Revolt
  • Cameroonian Patriotic Opposition
  • Cameroonian Pidgin English
  • List of Cameroonians
  • Cameroons National Federation (CNF)
  • Cameroons Peoples' National Convention (CPNC)
  • Cameroons Province
  • Cameroon Tribune
  • Cameroons Youth League (CYL)
  • Cameroon – United States relations
  • Cameroun
  • Cameroun Actualites
  • Camfranglais
  • Campo, Cameroon
  • Campo Ma'an National Park
  • Campo River
  • Camrail
  • CAMSUCO
  • Camtel
  • Canon Sportif de Yaoundé
  • Cassava
  • Catholicism in Cameroon
  • Catholic University of Central Africa
  • CDC Workers Union
  • Cellulose du Cameroun (CELLUCAM)
  • Centre Region (Cameroon)
  • Centre-South Province; Centre-South Region
  • Central African Clearing House
  • Central African Customs and Economic Union (CACEU)
  • Central African Monetary Union; Union Monetaire de l'Afrique Centrale; Zone Monetaire Centrafricaine
  • Central African Republic
  • Centre National des Etudes et des Recherches (CENER)
  • Certificat de Fin d'Etudes Primaires Elementaires (CEPE)
  • CFA franc
  • Chad
  • Chad Basin Commission
  • Chad-Cameroon Petroleum Development and Pipeline Project
  • Chantal Biya Foundation
  • Chari River
  • Chocolat (1988 film)
  • Chomba
  • Theodor Christaller
  • Christianity in Cameroon
  • Cimenteries du Cameroun (CIMENCAM)
  • Cinema in Cameroon
  • Cire perdu casting
  • .cm
  • Cocoa in Cameroon
  • Cocoyam; Colocasia; Taro
  • Coffee in Cameroon
  • Andrew Cohen (colonial governor)
  • Collective Resignation Plot
  • List of colonial heads of Ambas Bay
  • List of colonial heads of British Cameroons
  • List of colonial heads of French Cameroon
  • List of colonial heads of French Equatorial Africa
  • List of colonial heads of German Cameroon
  • Comazar
  • Commissioners and High Commissioners of France in Cameroon
  • Commonwealth
  • Cameroon at the 2006 Commonwealth Games
  • Commonwealth of Independent States
  • Communal liberalism
  • Communauté
  • Communauté Economique des Etats de l'Afrique Centrale (CEEAC); Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS)
  • Communauté Financière Africaine
  • Telecommunications in Cameroon
  • List of companies of Cameroon
  • Compte hors budget
  • Concours (Cameroon)
  • Cameroons Condominium
  • Confederation of Anglophone Parents-Teachers Associations of Cameroon (CAPTAC)
  • Confederation of Cameroon Trade Unions (CCTU)
  • Conference of Heads of State of Equatorial Africa
  • Republic of the Congo
  • Congress of Berlin
  • Constitution of Cameroon
  • Constitution of the Federal Republic of Cameroon (1961)
  • Constitution of the Republic of Cameroon (1984)
  • Constitution of the Republic of Cameroon (1996)
  • Constitution of the Republique du Cameroun (1960)
  • Constitution of the United Republic of Cameroon (1972)
  • Constitutional Council of Cameroon
  • Cooperatives in Cameroon
  • Corruption in Cameroon
  • Cotonnière Industrielle du Cameroun (CICAM)
  • Cotonsport Garoua
  • Cotton Development Company (SODECOTON)
  • Cotton in Cameroon
  • Council of Notables
  • 1984 Cameroonian coup attempt
  • Coupeur de route
  • Courant d'Union Nationale (CUN)
  • Court of Appeal of Cameroon
  • Court of equity
  • Court of Impeachment
  • Credit Foncier
  • Credit unions in Cameroon
  • Cross River Region
  • Cuisine of Cameroon
  • Cultural renewal
  • Culture of Cameroon
  • Cuvok language

    • D

  • Daba language
  • Dakolé Daïssala
  • Usman dan Fodio
  • Gidago dan Laima
  • Sadou Daoudou
  • Youssoufa Daouda
  • Debt of Cameroon
  • Robert DeLavignette
  • Democracy in Cameroon
  • Demographics of Cameroon
  • Destabilisation plot of 22 August 1983
  • Armand Deumi
  • Development Bank of Central African States; Banque de Developpement des Etats de l'Afrique Centrale (BDEAC)
  • Manu Dibango
  • R. Jabea K. Dibongue
  • Henri Dikongué
  • Jean-Pierre Dikongué Pipa
  • Dimako
  • Direct rule (Circonscription)
  • Direction Générale d'Etudes et de la Documentation (DIRDOC)
  • Departments of Cameroon
  • Dizangue
  • Dja Faunal Reserve
  • Eric Djemba-Djemba
  • Djoum
  • Charles Macpherson Dobell
  • Hans Dominik
  • Michel Doo Kingue
  • Douala
  • Douala International Airport
  • Rudolph Douala
  • Douala Stock Exchange
  • Doual'art
  • Joseph-Charles Doumba
  • Jean-Joël Perrier-Doumbé
  • Ofir Drori
  • Dschang
  • Duala, Rulers of the
  • Duala language
  • Duala people
  • Dugwor language

    • E

  • East Cameroon (Cameroun Oriental)
  • East Region (Cameroon)
  • Eastern Region, Nigeria
  • Karl Ebermaier
  • Ebolowa
  • Fred Salle
  • Samuel Eboua
  • Eco Guard
  • Economic Community of Central African States
  • United Nations Economic and Social Council
  • Economic crisis of Cameroon
  • Economy of Cameroon
  • Ecoregions in Cameroon, list of
  • Edéa
  • Education in Cameroon
  • Titus Edzoa
  • L'Effort Camerounais
  • Emmanuel Egbe-Tabi
  • Eid ul-Fitr
  • Nzo Ekangaki
  • Eugène Ekéké
  • Catherine Eko
  • Ekoi people
  • Ekoid languages
  • Thierry Ekwalla
  • Joseph Elanga
  • Namata Henry Elangwe
  • Elections in Cameroon
  • Mbonda Elie
  • Essomba Tsoungui Elie Victor
  • George Elokobi
  • Jacques Elong Elong
  • Achille Emana
  • Embassy of Cameroon in Moscow
  • Embassy of Cameroon in Washington, D.C.
  • David Embé
  • Emblem of Cameroon
  • Emia-Ema Constitution
  • E. M. L. Endeley
  • Joël Epalle
  • Equatorial Guinea
  • Espérance FC
  • Laurent Esso
  • Jean Pierre Essome
  • William-Aurelian Eteky Mboumoua
  • Ethnic conflict in Cameroon
  • Etoko, Cameroon
  • Samuel Eto'o
  • European Economic Community (EEC)
  • Évolué
  • Ewale a Mbedi
  • Ewonde a Kwane
  • Ewondo
  • Ewondo language
  • L'Expression de Mamy-Wata

    • F

  • Nana Falemi
  • Fali languages (Cameroon)
  • Fang
  • Fang language
  • Far North Region (Cameroon)
  • Faro National Park
  • Fe'fe' language
  • Federal Inspector of Administration
  • Federal National Assembly of Cameroon
  • Fédération Camerounaise de Football
  • Fertile Crescent (Cameroon)
  • Lake Fianga
  • List of Cameroonian films
  • Firewood in Cameroon
  • First School Leaving Certificate (FSLC)
  • Flag of Cameroon
  • Jean Fochive
  • Marc-Vivien Foé
  • Fon (Cameroon)
  • John Ngu Foncha
  • Fonds d'Aide et de Cooperation; Fonds d'Investissement pour le Developpement Economique et Social des Territoires d'Outremer (FIDES)
  • Bernard Nsokika Fonlon; Bernard Fonlon
  • Food self-sufficiency in Cameroon
  • Football in Cameroon
  • Football clubs in Cameroon, list of
  • Forced labour in Cameroon
  • Foreign policy of Cameroon
  • Foreign relations of Cameroon
  • Andre Fouda
  • Foumban
  • Foumban Conference
  • Joseph Foumbi
  • Fovu Baham
  • CFA franc
  • France
  • Franco-African Summit
  • Francophone Cameroonian
  • Francophone Summit
  • Organisation internationale de la Francophonie
  • Freedom of religion in Cameroon
  • Cameroun
  • French Equatorial Africa
  • French language in Cameroon
  • Front National Unifié (FNU)
  • Front of Allies for Change (FAC)
  • Front Populaire de l'Unité et la Paix (FPUP)
  • John Fru Ndi
  • FS d'Akonolinga
  • Fufu; Couscous
  • Fula language
  • Fula people
  • Sokoto Caliphate
  • Fulani War
  • Joseph Jackson Fuller

    • G

  • Gabon
  • Vincent Ganty
  • Garoua
  • Garri (tapioca)
  • Gavar language
  • LGBT rights in Cameroon
  • Gendarmerie
  • General Certificate of Education (GCE)
  • General Confederation of Free Workers of Cameroon (CGTLC)
  • Geography of Cameroon
  • George (Duala king)
  • Sampson A. George
  • German West Africa Company
  • Germany
  • Ghost town operations
  • Glavda language
  • Otto Gleim
  • Goni Waday
  • Governor (Cameroon)
  • Grand Batanga
  • Grand Débat
  • Grand Prix Chantal Biya
  • Grassfields (Cameroon)
  • Great Britain
  • Green Revolution
  • George Grenfell
  • Groupe de Huit
  • Groupe des Progressistes
  • Gude language
  • Guider
  • Gvoko language

    • H

  • Hamadjoda Adjoudji
  • Souleymanou Hamidou
  • Hanno the Navigator
  • Harmonisation (Cameroon); Service d'equivalence
  • Hauts Plateaux Division
  • Hayatu ibn Sa'id
  • List of heads of government of British Cameroons
  • List of heads of government of Cameroon
  • List of heads of government of French Cameroon
  • List of heads of state of Cameroon
  • Edward H. Hewett
  • High Court of Justice (Cameroon)
  • Etienne Hollong
  • John Holt (businessman)
  • Holy Ghost Fathers
  • Houseboy (novel)
  • Jeffery Hughes
  • Human rights in Cameroon
  • Human Rights Defence Group
  • Hya language
  • Hydroelectricity in Cameroon

    • I

  • Mohammadou Idrissou
  • Igbo people
  • Igbo language
  • Salle Ibrahim
  • Jean Ikellé-Matiba
  • Impôts FC
  • Indigénat
  • Indirect rule
  • Indomitable Lions
  • Ephraïm Inoni
  • Interministerial Committee on Intelligence
  • International Monetary Fund (IMF)
  • International Relations Institute of Cameroon
  • Investment code
  • Guy Ipoua
  • Samuel Ipoua
  • La Isla misteriosa y el capitán Nemo
  • Islam in Cameroon
  • Issa Bakary
  • Isubu
  • Johannes Ittman
  • Imbia Sylvester Itoe

    • J

  • Eugene Jamot
  • Jantzen & Thormählen
  • Jaunde-Texte von Karl Atangana und Paul Messi
  • Jengu
  • Jeunesse Camerounaise Française (JEUCAFRA)
  • Jeunesse Démocratique Camerounaise (JDC)
  • Jihad
  • Jovi(musician)
  • Jimi language (Cameroon)
  • Joseph-Désiré Job
  • Thomas Job
  • Joint Proclamation
  • Augustin Ngom Jua

    • K

  • Axelle Kabou
  • Kadéï River
  • Kadji Sports Academy
  • Kaélé
  • Kaïssa
  • Kako language
  • P. M. Kale
  • Simone Kaljob
  • Raymond Kalla
  • Samuel Kame
  • Carlos Kameni
  • Mathurin Kameni
  • Kamerun
  • Kamerun National Congress (KNC)
  • Kamerun National Democratic Party (KNDP)
  • Kamerun United National Congress (KUNC)
  • Kamerun United Party (KUP)
  • Daniel Kamwa
  • Kanem-Bornu Empire
  • Kanuri people
  • Victor Kanga
  • Kanuri language
  • Kenya Airways Flight 507
  • Kilum-Ijim Forest
  • Emmanuel Kita Kejuo
  • Abel Kingue
  • Kirdi
  • Eduard von Knorr
  • Augustin Frédéric Kodock
  • Koko Komégné
  • Kol language (Cameroon)
  • Kom people (Cameroon)
  • Kom language
  • Yaphet Koppo
  • Korup National Park
  • Kotoko kingdom
  • Kotoko-Yedina languages
  • Kotoko people
  • Maka Kotto
  • Yaphet Kotto
  • Augustin Kontchou Kouomegni
  • Dorge Kouemaha
  • Kousséri
  • Kribi
  • K-Tino
  • Kumba
  • Kumbo
  • Emmanuel Kundé
  • Kwane a Ngie
  • Serge Kwetche

    • L

  • Mohamadou Labarang
  • Lagwan language
  • Lake Chad
  • Lake Chad Basin Commission (LCBC); Commission du Bassin du Lac Tchad (CBLT)
  • Lake Monoun
  • Lake Nyos (Lake Nyos disaster)
  • Lake Ossa
  • Lamido
  • Languages of Cameroon
  • Lauren Etame Mayer
  • Law enforcement in Cameroon
  • League of Nations mandate
  • Philippe Leclerc de Hauteclocque
  • LGBT rights in Cameroon (Gay rights)
  • Limba people (Cameroon)
  • Limbe; Victoria, Cameroon
  • Littoral Region (Cameroon)
  • Lobéké National Park
  • Lock Priso
  • Logone River
  • Loi Cadre
  • Lolodorf
  • Lomé Convention
  • Lomié
  • Eboa Lotin
  • Luo language (Atta)
  • Loum, Cameroon
  • Lutheran Mission to Cameroon
  • Lycée Leclerc

    • M

  • Daniel Maa Boumsong
  • Mada language (Cameroon)
  • David Sydney Maddicott
  • Wes Madiko
  • Mafa language
  • Herman Maimo
  • Michael Kiessou
  • Sankie Maimo
  • Maize in Cameroon
  • Guy Madjo
  • Marcel Mahouvé
  • Maka people
  • Makaa–Njem languages
  • Makossa
  • Jean Makoun
  • Malaba, Cameroon
  • Malgbe language
  • Hugo Mamba-Schlick
  • Mambila people
  • Mambila language
  • Mambiloid languages.
  • Mamfe
  • Mamfe Conference
  • Mami Wata
  • List of mammals of Cameroon
  • Mandara, Rulers of
  • Mandara Kingdom
  • Mandara languages
  • Mandara Mountains
  • Mandate System (Cameroon)
  • Bébé Manga
  • Rudolf Duala Manga Bell
  • Mangambeu
  • Jean Manga-Onguene
  • Mankon Museum
  • Myriam Léonie Mani
  • Mankon
  • Joseph Merrick (missionary)
  • Myriam Léonie Mani
  • Union of the Peoples of Cameroon
  • Silikam néé Manamourou
  • Maps of Cameroon
  • Maroua
  • Masa languages
  • The Masked Rider: Cycling in West Africa
  • Maslam language
  • Massa language
  • Philippe Mataga
  • Matal language
  • Marvin Matip
  • Theodore Mayi-Matip
  • Lauren Etame Mayer
  • Mayo Kébbi
  • Mazagway language
  • Luc Mbah a Moute
  • Mbalam
  • Sylvie Mballa Éloundou
  • Mbalmayo
  • Mbanga, Cameroon
  • Mbedam language
  • Mbuko language
  • Mefele language
  • Mésondo
  • Modeste M'bami
  • Mbandjock
  • Françoise Mbango Etone
  • Prince Nico Mbarga
  • Coco Mbassi
  • Robert Mbella Mbappe
  • Stéphane Mbia
  • Patrick Mboma
  • Mbedi a Mbongo
  • André-Marie Mbida
  • Nerius Namaso Mbile
  • Patrick Mboma
  • Mbongo
  • Mbouda
  • Samuel Efoua Mbozo'o
  • Mbum language
  • Mbwe-Mbwe
  • Carole Kaboud Mebam
  • Meiganga
  • Merey language
  • Joseph Merrick (missionary)
  • Le Messager
  • Pierre Messmer
  • Lucien Mettomo
  • Ousman Mey
  • Valéry Mézague
  • Louis-Paul Mfédé
  • Mfou
  • Military of Cameroon
  • Herbert Vaughan
  • Roger Milla
  • Millet beer
  • Mina language (Cameroon)
  • Mining industry of Cameroon
  • Ministry of Justice of Cameroon
  • Minister of State (Cameroon)
  • Ministry of Women's Affairs (Cameroon)
  • Mise en valeur
  • Mofu
  • Mofu-Gudur language
  • Mokolo
  • Moloko language
  • Monetary Union of Equatorial Africa and Cameroon; Union Monetaire de l'Afrique Equatoriale et Cameroun (UMAEC)
  • Celestin Monga
  • Mongo-Beti (Eza Boto; Alexandre Biyidi)
  • Arno Monkam
  • Monneba
  • "Monsieur sans objet"
  • Moolaadé
  • Mouloudou
  • Félix-Roland Moumié
  • Mount Cameroon
  • Mount Cameroon and Bioko montane forests
  • Mount Cameroon F.C.
  • Mount Cameroon Race of Hope
  • Mountain Chain of the West
  • Mount Manengouba
  • Alfred Moussambani
  • Sarkifada Moussa Yaya
  • Mouvement d'Action Nationale du Cameroun (MANC)
  • Mouvement pur la Défence de la Republique; Movement for the Defence of the Republic (MDR)
  • Movement for Democracy and Progress (MDP)
  • Victor E. Mukete
  • Albert Womah Mukong
  • Salomon Tandeng Muna
  • Mungo people
  • Mungo River
  • List of municipalities of Cameroon
  • Musgum
  • Music of Cameroon
  • Peter Mafany Musonge
  • Muyang language
  • Engelbert Mveng
  • Mvog-Betsi Zoo
  • Mvolyé
  • Mvomeka'a

    • N

  • Gustav Nachtigal
  • Antoinette Nana Djimou Ida
  • Joel Gustave Nana Ngongang
  • Nanga Eboko
  • Nation-building
  • National Airways Cameroon
  • National Anti-Corruption Observatory
  • National Army of Kamerun Liberation; Armée de Libération Nationale du Kamerun (ALNK)
  • National Assembly of Cameroon (Assemblée Nationale du Cameroun; ANCAM)
  • National Centre for Administration and Magistracy (Centre Nationale d'Administration et de Magistrature; CENAM; Ecole Nationale d'Administration et de Magistrature; National School for Administration and Magistracy)
  • National Civil Service for Participation in Development
  • National Coordination Committee of Opposition Parties (NCCOP)
  • National Council of Nigeria and the Cameroons (NCNC)
  • National Day (Cameroon)
  • National Fund for Rural Development; Fond National de Développement Rural (FONADER)
  • National Investment Company; Société Nationale d'Investissement (SNI)
  • National Office for Participation in Development; Office National de Participation au Développement (ONPD)
  • National parks of Cameroon, list of
  • National Ports Authority (NPA)
  • National Produce Marketing Board (NPMB); Office National de Commercialisation des Produits de Base (ONCPB)
  • National Rehabilitation Center for the Handicapped
  • National Union of Cameroon Workers (NUCW)
  • National Union for Democracy and Progress (Cameroon) (NUDP); Union Nationale pour la Démocratie et le Progrès (UNDP)
  • National Water Corporation of Cameroon; Société Nationale des Eaux du Cameroun (SNEC)
  • Youth Day
  • Native Authorities (Cameroon)
  • Native Baptist Church (NBC)
  • Adamou Ndam Njoya
  • Pius Ndiefi
  • Joseph Ndo
  • Ndi-samba joseph
  • Claire Ndi-samba
  • Ndongmo Affair
  • Martin Ndongo-Ebanga
  • Neukamerun
  • New Deal (Cameroon); Politique du Renouveau
  • James R. Newby
  • Georges Ngango
  • Ngaoundal
  • Ngaoundéré
  • Nana Falemi
  • Ngbe; Egbo
  • Ngiemboon language
  • Ngoila
  • Daniel Ngom Kome
  • Albert Ngome Kome
  • Ngondo
  • Ngong language
  • Victor Anomah Ngu
  • Rose Zang Nguele
  • Mireille Nguimgo
  • Niger Basin Authority (NBA); Authorite du Bassin du Niger (ABN)
  • Ngumba language
  • Ngumba people
  • Niete
  • Nigeria
  • Mbah Ndam Joseph Njang
  • Pierre Njanka
  • Pius Njawe
  • Njem
  • Dorothy Limunga Njeuma
  • Geremi Njitap
  • Jérémie N'Jock
  • Ibrahim Njoya
  • Seidou Njimoluh Njoya
  • Nki National Park
  • Alice Nkom
  • Alain N'Kong
  • Nkongsamba
  • Thomas Nkono
  • Jean Nkuete
  • Stan Nkwain
  • George Nkwe
  • North Giziga language
  • North Kamerun Democratic Party
  • North Mofu language
  • North Region (Cameroon)
  • Northwest Region (Cameroon); Northwest Region, Cameroon
  • Northern Cameroons
  • Northern Massacre
  • North Region (Cameroon)
  • Nshare
  • Nsibidi
  • Nso people
  • Ntarinkon Palace
  • Ntem River
  • Ntumazah Ndeh
  • Kristo Numpuby
  • Sally Nyolo
  • Nyong River
  • Nzanyi language
  • Anne-Marie Nzié
  • Nzime

    • O

  • O Cameroon, Cradle of Our Forefathers
  • Obala
  • Office Camerounais du Bananes
  • Mama Ohandja
  • Rene-Guy Charles Okala
  • Oku
  • Salomon Olembé
  • Cameroon at the 1964 Summer Olympics
  • Cameroon at the 1976 Summer Olympics
  • Cameroon at the 1980 Summer Olympics
  • Cameroon at the 1984 Summer Olympics
  • Cameroon at the 1988 Summer Olympics
  • Cameroon at the 1992 Summer Olympics
  • Cameroon at the 1996 Summer Olympics
  • Cameroon at the 2000 Summer Olympics
  • Cameroon at the 2004 Summer Olympics
  • Cameroon at the 2008 Summer Olympics
  • François Omam-Biyik
  • Charles Onana Awana
  • One Kamerun Party (OK)
  • Organisation of African Unity (OAU)
  • Oryx Douala
  • Oshie
  • Otélé
  • The Overloaded Ark
  • Ernest Ouandie
  • Owona Constitution
  • Joseph Owona
  • Ferdinand Oyono
  • Ferdinand-Leopold Oyono

    • P

  • Pagan grouping; Societes paiennes
  • Palestine sunbird
  • Pallottine mission to Kamerun
  • Palm products in Cameroon
  • Palm wine
  • Panthère de Bangangté
  • Parti des Démocrates Camerounais (PDC)
  • Parti Socialiste Camerounaise (PSC)
  • Parti Travailliste Camerounais
  • Parti Unifié
  • Passport, Cameroonian
  • Peace Corps
  • "Peace-Work-Fatherland"
  • Michel Pensée
  • People's Republic of China
  • Saint-John Perse
  • Petit-Pays
  • Petroleum in Cameroon
  • Planned liberalism
  • List of political parties in Cameroon
  • Paul Pondi
  • Pori people
  • Christian Pouga
  • Louis-Marie Pouka
  • Roland Pré
  • Prefet; Senior Divisional Officer
  • Presbyterianism in Cameroon
  • Prestation
  • Prime Minister of Cameroon
  • Priso a Doo
  • Privatisation in Cameroon
  • Prostitution in Cameroon
  • Protestantism in Cameroon
  • Psikye language
  • Public holidays in Cameroon
  • Jesko von Puttkamer
  • Pygmies

    • R

  • Rabih az-Zubayr
  • Racing FC Bafoussam
  • Radio trottoir
  • Rail transport in Cameroon
  • Railway stations in Cameroon
  • Ralliement
  • Ramadan
  • Jean Ramadier
  • Rassemblement Camerounais (RACAM)
  • Rassemblement Démocratique Africain (RDA)
  • Rassemblement du Peuple Camerounais (RAPECA)
  • Rassemblement du Peuple Camerounais (RPC)
  • Regional Council (Cameroon)
  • Regions of Cameroon
  • Religion in Cameroon
  • Renaissance Camerounaise (RENAICAM)
  • Republic of Cameroon
  • Republique du Cameroun
  • Research Institute for Development, Communication and School Partnership
  • Residents of Cameroons Province
  • Reunification (Cameroon)
  • Rhumsiki
  • Rice in Cameroon
  • "rigor and moralisation"
  • Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Bamenda
  • Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Bertoua
  • Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Douala
  • Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Garoua
  • Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Yaoundé
  • Roman Catholic dioceses in Cameroon, list of
  • Roman Catholic Diocese of Bafia
  • Roman Catholic Diocese of Bafoussam
  • Roman Catholic Diocese of Batouri
  • Roman Catholic Diocese of Buéa
  • Roman Catholic Diocese of Doumé–Abong’ Mbang
  • Roman Catholic Diocese of Ebolowa
  • Roman Catholic Diocese of Edéa
  • Roman Catholic Diocese of Eséka
  • Roman Catholic Diocese of Kribi
  • Roman Catholic Diocese of Kumbo
  • Roman Catholic Diocese of Mamfe
  • Roman Catholic Diocese of Maroua–Mokolo
  • Roman Catholic Diocese of Mbalmayo
  • Roman Catholic Diocese of Ngaoundéré
  • Roman Catholic Diocese of Nkongsamba
  • Roman Catholic Diocese of Obala
  • Roman Catholic Diocese of Sangmélima
  • Roman Catholic Diocese of Yagoua
  • Roman Catholic Diocese of Yokadouma
  • Roman Catholicism in Cameroon
  • Rosicrucianism
  • Rubber in Cameroon
  • Rural exodus in Cameroon

    • S

  • Samuel Efoua Mbozo'o
  • Sa'a, Cameroon
  • Félix Sabal Lecco (musician)
  • Félix Sabal Lecco (politician)
  • Stanley Enow
  • Sable FC
  • Sahel FC
  • Alioum Saidou
  • St. Joseph's College, Sasse
  • Alfred Saker
  • Saker Baptist College
  • Ahmadou Salatou
  • Martin-Paul Samba
  • Lotin Same
  • Sanaga River
  • Sangha River
  • Sangmélima
  • Sao civilisation
  • Les Scouts du Cameroun
  • Second Extraordinary Congress of Cameroon National Union
  • Secret agreements between Cameroon and France
  • Secretariat-General at the Presidency
  • Les Saignantes
  • Theodor Seitz
  • Self-reliant development (développement autocentre)
  • Pierre Semengue
  • Semi-Bantu
  • Senate of Cameroon
  • Felix Sengat-Kuo
  • Service d'Etudes et de la Documentation
  • Sharwa language
  • Shu Mom
  • Dominique Sima Fouda
  • Augustine Simo
  • Thérèse Sita-Bella
  • Slavery in Cameroon
  • Slave trade in Cameroon
  • Smuggling in Cameroon
  • Socatral
  • Social Democratic Front (SDF)
  • Social justice
  • Société Camerounaise de Banque scandal
  • Société Camerounaise des Tabacs (SCT)
  • Société de Développement de la Riziculture dans le Plaine de Mbo (SODERIM)
  • Société de Développement pour la Culture et la Transformation du Blé (SODEBLE)
  • Société d'Expansion et de Modernisation de la Riziculture de Yagoua (SEMRY)
  • Société du Développement du Nkam (SODENKAM)
  • Société Financière de Recouvrement
  • Société Nationale des Hydrocarbures (SNH)
  • Sociétés Cooperatives de Développement Rural (SOCOODER)
  • Julius von Soden
  • Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou
  • Sokoto
  • Sokoto Grand Vizier
  • List of Sultans of Sokoto
  • Thomas Som
  • Alexandre Song
  • Rigobert Song
  • Jacques Songo'o
  • Soppo
  • Paul Soppo Priso
  • SOSOCAM
  • Andre Soucadaux
  • South Cameroon Plateau
  • South Region (Cameroon)
  • Southern Cameroon national football team
  • Southwest Region (Cameroon)
  • Southern Cameroons
  • Southern Cameroons National Council (SCNC)
  • Southern Cameroons Youth League (SCYL)
  • South Giziga language
  • Nzante Spee
  • Sport in Cameroon
  • Sso (rite)
  • Stabilisation of Export Earnings (STABEX)
  • Stade Akwa
  • Stade de Baham
  • Stade de Batié
  • Stade Municipal (Bafang)
  • Stade Municipal de Bafoussam
  • Stade Municipal de Bamendzi
  • Stade Municipal de Guider
  • Stade de la Réunification
  • Stade de Mbouda
  • Stade de Moliko
  • Roumdé Adjia Stadium
  • Ahmadou Ahidjo Stadium
  • List of people on stamps of Cameroon
  • Statut du Cameroun
  • Structural Adjustment Programs (SAP)
  • Patrick Suffo
  • Sugar in Cameroon
  • Supreme Court of Cameroon
  • "Sweet Mother"
  • SYSMIN

    • T

  • Maurice Tadadjeu
  • Carlos Takam
  • Takumbeng; Takembeng
  • Elisabeth Tankeu
  • James Tabe Tataw
  • Tatum, Cameroon
  • Alphonse Tchami
  • Bill Tchato
  • Jean-Pierre Tchetchoua
  • Vroumsia Tchinaye
  • Jean-Michel Tchouga
  • Simon Pierre Tchoungui
  • Jerry-Christian Tchuissé
  • Tea in Cameroon
  • Teachers Association of Cameroon
  • Paul Tessa
  • Les Têtes Brulées
  • Theatre in Cameroon
  • Johannes Thong Likeng
  • Amour Patrick Tignyemb
  • Tikar; Tikari
  • Tiko
  • Tillier Affair
  • Timber in Cameroon
  • Tobacco in Cameroon
  • Barthélémy Toguo
  • Tombel Massacre
  • Tonnerre Yaoundé
  • Tontine; Njangi
  • Felix Tonye Mbog
  • Xavier Torre
  • Tourism in Cameroon
  • Trans-Cameroon Railway
  • Transport in Cameroon
  • Treaty of Fez
  • Tripartite Conference
  • United Nations Trust Territories
  • Trusteeship system
  • Tsamassi
  • Delpine Tsanga
  • Tsuvan language
  • Christian Tumi
  • Tupuri language
  • Tupuri people

    • U

  • Reuben Um Nyobé
  • Unification Day (Cameroon)
  • Union Camerounaise (UC)
  • Union des Populations du Cameroun; Union of the Peoples of Cameroon (UPC)
  • Union Douala
  • Union Douanière Economique de l'Afrique Centrale (UDEAC); Central African Customs and Economic Union (CACEU)
  • Union for Change
  • Union of Free Trade Unions of Cameroon (USLC)
  • Unisport de Bafang
  • United Nations 1961 plebiscite
  • United Nations Security Council Resolution 133
  • United Republic of Cameroon
  • List of universities in Cameroon
  • Unity Palace; Etoudi Palace
  • Université FC de Ngaoundéré
  • University of Yaoundé
  • Urbanisation in Cameroon
  • Usman dan Fodio

    • V

  • Vame language
  • Paul Verdzekov
  • Victoria Botanical Gardens
  • Heinrich Vieter
  • Volcanic Sprint
  • Vollarbe

    • W

  • Geoffrey Wainwright
  • Justice Wamfor
  • Waza National Park
  • Pierre Webó
  • Nicole Werewere-Liking
  • West Africa Campaign (World War I)
  • West Cameroon
  • West Cameroon House of Chiefs
  • West Region (Cameroon)
  • Western High Plateau
  • Wheat in Cameroon
  • William I of Bimbia
  • William II of Bimbia
  • Johannes Manga Williams
  • Wodaabe
  • Pierre Womé
  • Women in Cameroon
  • World Bank
  • World War I Kamerun campaigns
  • Cameroonian participation in World War II
  • Wouri River
  • Wovea
  • Wum
  • Wuzlam language

    • Y

  • Fosi Yakum-Ntaw
  • Yaoundé
  • Yaoundé Agreements
  • Yaoundé Airport
  • Yaoundé Convention
  • Yaoundé Nsimalen International Airport
  • Yaoundé Plan of Action
  • Yaoundé train explosion
  • Yeni language
  • Yillaga
  • Gisele Yitamben
  • Yokadouma
  • Philémon Yang

    • Z

  • Zambo Commission
  • Rose Zang Nguele
  • Eugen von Zimmerer
  • Eugene Zintgraff
  • Jean Zoa
  • Zone de Pacification (ZOPAC)
  • Zones d'Action Prioritaires Integrées (ZAPI)
  • Zumaya language

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