A Tour Around Kumba Part 1(The Green City)
Hello Everyone,let's take a little tour around some places in kumba(The Green City).
Amazing Places You Must Visit In Cameroon | Curiosity Juice | Country Tour #31
Cameroon is pretty awesome country to visit. Known as Africa in miniature it features French and English speaking portions, Muslim and Christian dominated regions, the tallest mountain in West Africa and terrain that includes rain forest, desert plains, mountains and high plateau.
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Cities
Yaoundé (French speaking)
Bamenda (English speaking)
Buea (English speaking)
Douala — the largest city and main centre of trade in Cameroon. (French speaking)
Ebolowa (French speaking)
Garoua (French speaking)
Kribi (French speaking)
Limbe (English speaking)
Ngaoundere (French speaking)
Places you Must Visit
Other destinations
Dja Faunal Reserve is on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Korup National Park
Mt. Cameroon, the highest mountain in West Africa
Ngoketunjia in the North West Province is a bastion of culture and tradition
The 360-km Ring Road
Lake Oku (Inside the Ring Road)
Oku Village
Kumbo
Tado Dairy Co-op
French and English are the country's two official languages. Two of the ten regions of Cameroon - in the north-west and the south-west of the country - are primarily Anglophone, representing 17% of the country's population. The lingua franca in these areas, however, is Cameroonian Pidgin English.
The remainder of the country is primarily Francophone. , Most Cameroonians speak either French or English and a third indigenous language. Cameroon is home to 230 languages, with Fulfulde being the lingua franca in the north, and Ewondo in much of the Centre, South, and East provinces.
Cameroon has 4 differents cultural areas:
The “fan-béti” cultural area including the Regions of Centre, South and East. It is characterized by the rain forest and mostly inhabited by the beti tribe, the “bantou” people and pygmies. – the “Littoral” cultural area including the Regions of Littoral, South- East and the division of “Ocean”(head quarter, Kribi). It’s characterized by water(the atlantic ocean) and mount Cameroon(for trekking). It’s mostly inhabited by the “sawas people”. – the “Grassfield” cultural area, including the Regions of West and North-West. It’s characterized by it’s Kingdoms that are important artistic and cultural centers. It’s mostly inhabited by the “Bamileke” people, the “Bamoun” people and the anglophone community. – the “Soudano-Sahelian” cultural area, including the Regions of Adamaoua, North and Far-North. It’s characterized by the Savannah landscape, and mostly inhabited by “foulbe people”.
Eat
There are plenty of good restaurants:
Bonapriso quarter: Sorento, Bistrot Latin, Peche Mignon, Bombay Masala (Indian, Oriental), Oriental Garden (chinese), Alladin (lebanese), Paradise (nice English bar), Piccolla Venezia (italian), Ovalie (classy, expensive), Le Bouchon Lyonaise (French), Le BOJ (French), Le Cabanon
Bonanjo quarter: Chez Wou (chinese), La Cigalle
Akwa quarter: Le Senat (great jazz in the evening), White House (local), Mediterrannee (greek, good pizzas), La Fourchette (French), Le Foyer du Marin aka German Seamen's Club (german)
Waterfront: Le Mangrove (fresh fish & prawns), Le Dernier Comptoire Colonial (last slave trading post)
If you are on a very low budget, try Chez Kali in Bonapriso (towards the Energy Club - fitness). Safe food at very low price. Mont Febe, Hilton Hotel and hotel le depute in Yaounde, Atlantic Beach Hotel, Mirama hotel, Guest House hotel and Park hotel in Limbe, 3813 in Tiko, Miss Bright in Buea and Meridien hotel Douala.
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Juju's during the cultural week in Kumbo Cameroon
Juju's in Jakiri during the cultural week. Cameroon
Juju's during the cultural week in Kumbo, Cameroon
Dancing Juju's during the cultural week
Road Trip on Ekona, Muyuka, Kumba Highway Cameroon 2022????????
This video is a road trip log on the most dangerous highway during the Anglophone Crises in Cameroon
Kumba is a trade centre for cocoa, palm oil and rubber, and has a timber industry as well. Kumba is a local road junction, making it the main commercial town in Anglophone Cameroon. It has two main markets, Kumba Market and Fiango Market, and several smaller markets created by farmers who bring food directly from their farms, such as the Mbonge Road market, Three Corners market, and the Back Market. Due to the high level of activity in the city, it has attracted the Nigerian traders, particularly the Igbo and Yoruba who own more than 60% of the shops in the town, according to a 2011 survey. Trade is controlled by the Kumba City Council, it provides the majority of money for the council. Most of the people in Kumba are farmers and therefore Kumba has become a major trade centre to its neighbouring towns and cities and also to some neighbouring countries including Nigeria, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon and Chad.
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BAMENDA CAMEROON TOWN CITY VIBES
This video is a picture slide made of 3 segments
1. Top hotels and resorts in Bamenda and the entire North West region of Cameroon
2. General city and country vibes and landscapes
3. Top Tourist attractions
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Nkambe Town, Cameroon
Drone footage from Nkambe, Cameroon. May of 2017.
Market Vlog in Marche du Rail Douala Cameroon ????????
This video is a market Vlog in Marche du rail Douala Cameroon. it shows how commercial activities are taking place and how the market set up looks like.
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Driving in The beautiful city of Bamenda, Cameroon, Northwest region 2022
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Bamenda, also known as Abakwa and Mankon Town, is a city in northwestern Cameroon and capital of the Northwest Region. The city has a population of about 2 million people and is located 366 kilometres (227 mi) north-west of the Cameroonian capital, Yaoundé. Bamenda is known for its cool climate and scenic hilly location.
Colonial era
The origins of the city are related to the settlement of the Tikar people who culturally forged and maintained relations with the Kingdom of Bamum in the 1700s.
In 1884, the city was colonized by Germany until 1916 when it became a colony administered by Great Britain and France.
In 1919, the administration of Northwest Region and thus the city of Bamenda became only British. In 1961, the region joined the Cameroon.
Metropolitan area
The city is made up of 3 villages; Bamendakwe, Mankon and Nkwen classified as Bamenda I II and III sub-divisions respectively for administrative reasons. However, it is surrounded by other suburban areas and villages like Bambui, Akum, Bafut, Bali, Chombah and Mbatu.
These suburban areas and villages are fast growing and sometimes considered as part of Bamenda.
Economy
The main industries are the processing of agricultural produce such as coffee, elementary food processing, handicraft, cottage industry, education (schools), tourism/hospitality, construction works and transport.
The local museum and shops display a wide variety of local baskets, beads, woodcarvings and bronze statues.
Transports
The city of Bamenda has road links to Yaoundé and Douala, as well as an airport, Bamenda Airport, located in Bafut subdivision.
A Documentary Video about Bamenda City Cameroon vol2
Bamenda, also known as Abakwa, sprawling over the north-western plateau of Cameroon, is the capital city of the North West Region. It is situated 366 km north-west of the administrative capital of Cameroon, Yaounde, and about 450 km of Cameroon's economic capital, Douala. Known for its cool climate and scenic hilly location, Bamenda is all about a city and a people whose commitment to self-reliance sets the pace in individual and collective development. Because of a common and shared history, hospitality is a legendary asset of the people of Bamenda, principally constituted today of the seven villages of Mankon, Nkwen, Mendankwe, Mbatu, Chomba, Njah and Nsongwa -- a veritable socio-cultural melting pot.
Sabga, near Bamenda, North West Region, Cameroon
On one of the many beautiful hills of this area. The freshness of the air, the spectacular view of green landscape, distant waterfalls and grazing cattle make you feel very close to nature.
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My last trip in South West - North West - Cameroon
Ndu Town - Cameroon
Drone footage of Ndu Town in the North West region of Cameroon. May 2017
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Atagheh popular dance of Tikom-WIdikum Cameroon
Typical Safe Travel in Cameroon
Gives a whole new meaning to the expression to hitch a lift. The strange thing is I think he might not have been wearing his seatbelt. :P Before I started recording our driver nearly took the poor guy's legs off. Must have been about 8 already riding inside the taxi...
A View of Tiko town Cameroon ????????
This video is about a ride through the town of Tiko. Tiko is a road side town linking the litoral region of Cameroon to the south west region. Tiko, originally called ‘Keka’ by the Bakweris, is a town and important port in the southwest region of Cameroon. The settlement grew as a market town for Duala fishermen, Bakweri farmers and hunters from Molyko, Bwenga, Bulu and Bokova.
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Kumbo Ruby Jubilee Celebration Invitation
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Juju in Cameroon
This was a cry die for my neighbor, Pa Matheias. Every afternoon, I'd come home from a long day of teaching, he'd say with big smile say, Ahhhh! Mr. Steve! You are back?
Together we would then drink palm wine (or a shot or two of moonshine) outside.
He was a nice man. I adored him greatly.
When dying, I was there with him. Checking his pulse, applying cool compresses.
I was determined for him to live. The whole village turned up to see him go.
Mr. Steve, let him go. It's time. He's ready.
One of the hardest lessons I learned in Cameroon.
Cameroonian Slang 3 | Cameroon Customs and Culture |#237???????? | Common sayings in Cameroon
Yet Another Cameroonian Slang video!
There are just too many words to fit in one video lol
ALSO THE FIRST AND THE SECOND ONE WERE WELL RECEIVED.
So why not make a third?
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