Africa Faces A New Dawn

Many things are changing fast as a result of the Coronavirus or Covid-19 pandemic that took humanity by storm in 2020. The number of deaths, especially in the developed countries which curiously have some of the best health infrastructure, frightened the world.

Preventives measures such as self-isolation and total lockdowns of national frontiers across the globe did not only frustrate people who found themselves unable to travel, it equally struggled the global economy with experts saying that the damage caused by the pandemic is equivalent to taking the annual growth rate to some 25 years behind expectations.

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Development Of Green Industries in Gestation
(s) Emmanuel KENDEMEH

Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute on June 11, 2021 chaired the ceremony to sign the framework agreement between government and an Australian company.

The Prime Minister, Head of Government, Joseph Dion Ngute on June 11, 2021 chaired the ceremony to sign the framework agreement between the government of Cameroon and the Australian company, Fortescue Future Industries Ldt, aimed at conducting technical studies and a roadmap to the development of Sustainable Green Industries in the Republic of Cameroon.

The Mininister of Economy, Planning and Regional Development, Alamine Ousmane Mey signed for government and the Chairman of the Fortescue Future Industries Ldt, Dr Andrew Forrest signed for the company.

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✍️ Decree No 2021/342 of 10 June 2021 to appoint Public Independent Conciliators in the North-West and South-West Regions

✍️ Décret N° 2021/342 du 10 juin 2021 portant nomination de «Public Independent Conciliators» aupres des Regions du Nord-Quest et du Sud-Quest

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Vaccination contre le Covid-19 : la remobilisation générale
(é)Lucien BODO

Au cours d’une conférence de presse conjointe organisée hier, le ministre de la Santé publique et le ministre de la Communication ont annoncé une intensification de la campagne en cours, au regard des faibles résultats enregistrés jusqu’ici.

Le diagnostic surprend et inquiète en même temps. « A la date du 11 juin 2021, soit 61 jours après le lancement de la vaccination, le Cameroun a vacciné 70 300 personnes pour la première dose et 16 200 personnes pour la deuxième, avec un rythme de 1000 nouveaux vaccinés par jour. Comparé aux 591 200 doses de vaccin reçues, ceci représente une consommation de 15 % du stock ».

Ces mots sont du ministre de la Santé publique, Manaouda Malachie. Lequel s’exprimait hier à Yaoundé au cours d’une conférence de presse conjointe avec le ministre de la Communication, René Emmanuel Sadi.

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