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Bamenda

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Bamenda

Town in the Northwest province of Cameroon, lying at the western end of the Cameroon Ridge to the north of Mount Lefo; population (2001 est) 316,100. Local agricultural products include coffee, tea, vegetables, and cattle. Titanium is mined to the south.



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If you want to drive from the town of Buea to Bamenda, farther north, the most popular way to make the trip is by bus; minibuses ply all long-distance routes in Cameroon.
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In the catalogue, Prince Aboubakar Njiassee Njoya, Professor in the Department of History, Arts, and Archaeology at the University of Yaounde, traces the individual histories of several seats, including a famous throne, now in Berlin, given by Sultan Ibrahim Njoya to Captain Hans Glauning, commander of the German military post in Bamenda from 1905 to 1908.
Sieges d'Afrique Noire du Musee Barbier-Mueller by Benitez-Johannot, Purissima / African Arts
Since the epidemic reported here, another meningococcus A epidemic (~200 cases) has occurred at a similar equatorial latitude, near Bamenda (approximately 100 km north of Fontem), in 2001 (J.
Serogroup A Neisseria meningitidis outside meningitis belt in ... by Martin, Paul M.V. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
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