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Before the first troley rolls into Bamenda, Mankon market is already alive — traders, tea steam and sunrise all competing for attention.
Residents photographed the first week of the footbridge that finally links the two sides of the stream during rainy season.
One service, three languages, and a choir that keeps growing every month.
Twelve hours, two fuel stops, one headlight — the city after dark, seen from the back of a bike.
What is happening around you, updated throughout the day.
The family cannot cover the referral and surgery costs alone. The neighbourhood health committee opened a campaign on Sunday evening.
The stretch between the market roundabout and CRS junction reopened to traffic Monday morning after drainage upgrades.
Every rainy season the lower stalls flood before noon. The traders association has costed the repairs and started a community campaign.
Locations announced for Nkwen and Mankon as the dry-season plan begins.
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Road Works on Mankon Main Street — Diversion Via Hospital Roundabout
Lost: Student ID Card Near Up Station Taxi Park
Free Malaria Testing Week at Nkwen Health Centre
Registration Open: Bafut Community Youth League
Music, art, fashion, food, events and the people shaping them.
Three days, two stages, and a diaspora showcase at the Bamenda congress hall.
One wins on spice, one on price, one on the meat. A completely unofficial investigation.
Nine local painters, one sewing studio and a small stage for spoken word — all under one roof.
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