By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Alwihda Info
Cameroon and Chad agreed in Yaoundé on new university projects covering student mobility and quality assurance. This cooperation is to be governed by a new agreement between the two countries, following an official visit, according to Alwihda Info.
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The Yaoundé Urban Community still has nearly 10.8 billion CFA francs to pay for projects already completed, including solar lighting, rubbish collection and road maintenance. Mayor Luc Messi Atangana wants to prioritise these payments before launching new projects, according to reports from the budget session.
🇨🇲 Cameroon · Source: Stopblablacam ·
Ivorian Minister Delegate Jean-Louis Moulot has inaugurated new premises for the Directorate of Examinations and Competitions (DEXC) in the Deux-Plateaux Vallons district of Abidjan. He described the facility as an investment in modernising public services and called on staff to be more professional and deliver results, Alwihda Info reports.
🇨🇮 Ivory Coast · Source: Alwihda Info ·
Interpol president, Inspector General Lucas Philippe, travelled to Cameroon for a visit focused on police cooperation, reports Actu Cameroun. The trip is taking place in Yaoundé this week, but the reported details provide no information on the discussions or decisions taken.
🇨🇲 Cameroon · Source: Actu Cameroun ·
Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote has agreed to appear on the YouTube show Curiosity Made Me Ask, hosted by content creator Adebayo Ridwan, known as Bae U Barbie. He gave his agreement during a visit to the Dangote refinery in Lagos on 19 October, according to Pmnewsnigeria.
🇳🇬 Nigeria · Source: Pmnewsnigeria ·
Voluntary insurance enrolments fall by more than a quarter in CameroonNew enrolments in Cameroon’s voluntary insurance scheme, aimed at self-employed and informal workers, have fallen by more than a quarter in a year. The National Social Insurance Fund wants to expand benefits to make the scheme more attractive, according to data released by the CNPS.
Pupils remain scarce in Kabo a month after school resumedIn Kabo, in the Ouham-Fafa prefecture of the Central African Republic, pupils remain few in primary and lower-secondary schools, nearly a month after classes resumed on 21 September. The headteacher of André-Painy secondary school gives the reasons for the low attendance, according to Radio Ndeke Luka.The week in Africa
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