At 183,568 mi² or 475,440 km², Cameroon is the world's 53rd-largest country. It is comparable to Papua New Guinea, and somewhat larger than the state... more

Capital of Cameroon is Yaounde. more

The word Cameroon refers to an African Country located in the western part of the continent. The word also refers to an active volcano that is situated... more

Cameroon’s education system is known to be one of the best in Africa. Primary school is free and mandatory. 70 percent of all children in the age group... more

Cameroon’s culture is as diverse and varied as its population and geography. In the western mountains the Kirdi and the Matakam are skilled at making... more

Given its population size, Cameroon’s demographic profile is extremely complex. There are an estimated 250 distinct ethnic groups, and these may be categorised... more

Cameroon was one of Africa’s most prosperous nations for at least twenty five years following independence, in 1960. Cameroon’s principal exports were... more

The Benue River, Logon River, Mayo Kébbi, Nyong River, Sanaga River and Sangha River, all flow through Cameroon. Cameroon occupies an area of 183,568... more

Cameroon occupies an area of 183,568 square miles or 475,440 square kilometers, making it the 53rd largest country in the world. In comparison, it is around... more

Paul Biya has been Cameroon’s President since 1982. He belongs to the Beti-Pahuin ethnic group. Biya served under President Ahmadou Ahidjo and in 1975... more

Cameroon, a unitary republic of central Africa, is officially known as the Republic of Cameroon. It is located in West Central Africa, and is bordered... more