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Consumer Groups Demand Comprehensive Testing of All Table Water Brands After Aura’s Suspension.
Minister of Water and Energy, Gaston Eloundou Essomba, has provisionally halted the production and sale...
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Aura Cameroun Suspended Over Fecal Contamination in Water Supply.
The activities of Aura Cameroun, a company specializing in the treatment of water for human consumption, industrial use, and hospitals...
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‘It’s not just water. It’s our hope’. Following Logone-et-Chari floods, UNICEF/partners (CERF funded) installed solar drinking water systems for displaced children/families. Vital for surv...
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Cameroon: Camwater to Launch Bottled Water as Complementary Product to Boost Access and Sustainability.
Camwater has announced the launch of a new bottled water product—not as a replacement, but as a ...
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Access to water: Cameroon adopts national policy to improve 29% coverage.
The Ministry of Water and Energy (Minee) and UNICEF officially launched the National Water Policy (PNE) in Yaoundé on 11 Apri...
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Lake Chad isn’t shrinking — but climate change is causing other problems.
Contrary to popular conception, Lake Chad is not shrinking; new research shows that the volume of water in the lake has incr...
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Cross-border water management: the power for peace. In an interview for the German Agency for International Cooperation giz, Mamman Nuhu, Executive Secretary of the Lake Chad Basin Commission, explain...
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There have been headlines about a tussle between the government of Cameroon and the World Bank (see Blue News here). Now the Cameroonian newspaper l’Economie adds a new twist:
Camwater plans to...
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