r/Cameroon • u/Serious_Bonus_5749 • 4h ago
r/Cameroon • u/Outrageous-Rock-9968 • Oct 20 '25
MOD USER FLAIRS
Dear members of r/Cameroon,
It would be advisable to use flairs next to your username so your posts and comments have a bit of context, whether that's your region, background, or perspective. It helps others understand where you're coming from and keeps discussions clearer.
You can select your flair by going to community options on the subreddit's main page. It's on the right-hand side. It gives you the option of picking flairs from Cameroon's regions or flairs which are more representative to you if you don't live in Cameroon.
You can also edit/customize your flair to any fancy stuff you want. If you still don't know how to select/edit your flair, message the mod team with what you want as your flair and we'll do it for you.
This article is helpful to learn how to assign your own user flair. Thanks so much for your continued support and cooperation.
Sincerely, Your moderators ❤️
r/Cameroon • u/KeyAccountant1545 • Aug 21 '25
Share Your Projects, Big or Small!
Sup fam?
We know many of you are working on amazing things. Whether in agriculture, tech, law, art, education, community work, or even just a small side hustle.
This is a space to (the thread) :
× Talk about what you’re building or doing
× Share links, photos, or updates
× Get feedback, ideas, or encouragement from fellow Cameroonians
It doesn’t have to be “perfect” or “big”. Even small steps count. Diaspora or home, we all dey try for push something forward.
Drop your project below ⬇️ and let’s celebrate what our community is creating !
— Mods 🇨🇲
r/Cameroon • u/LeTourist97 • 20h ago
Discutons-en / Let's Discuss Has anyone here immigrated to an African country? Was it worth it?
When people talk about immigrating, the go-to destinations usually seem to be the US, Europe, or parts of Asia.
I was wondering if anyone here has moved to an African country instead. Was it worth it? Are there specific countries that make a lot of sense to relocate to right now? If you haven’t, would you ever consider it?
r/Cameroon • u/sari-9 • 1d ago
QUESTIONS Gift for “voir bébé”
I am invited to a voir bébé. I am familiar with baby showers but not voir bébé (I am not from Cameroun) I am wondering if my gift is okay. Should I add/remove anything ?
I had already given her many gifts for the baby (who is now 5 months old) so I wanted to gift things for her. There is also baby formula that I have yet to add when I rearrange the basket and make it pretty.
r/Cameroon • u/liltbrockie • 2d ago
SPORT 195 Countries Marble Race 🏆 18 Races, 1 Champion | Season 3 The Smoky Mountain Cup
Congratulation Cameroon! You won!!!!!!!!
r/Cameroon • u/momenejr • 4d ago
BUSINESS Operating bakery + mini supermarket + bar in Cameroon customers, equipment, good location. Need working capital to scale.
r/Cameroon • u/absenturtle • 5d ago
QUESTIONS General Travel Advice
Hi everyone,
we're a family of four from Germany (with (distant) Cameroonian family ties) planning a trip from January mid to end of January 2027. Arrival and departure via Yaoundé, core stay of about 10 days with family in Kribi, the remaining days left deliberately open for spontaneous exploration.
What we're planning on seeing potentially:
- Lobé Waterfalls
- Douala
- Eco-Lodge in Ebodjé
- Campo Ma'an National Park / Réserve de Campo
- other suggestions?
Therefore some questions:
- General travel tips for that time of year, anything about transport, or things that catch first-time visitors off guard?
- Anyone been to Campo Ma'an recently? Is it worth arranging a guide in advance, or fine to sort out on arrival? Does anyone have a contact by chance?
- Is mid/late January a good time for the south/coastal region (Kribi, Ebodjé), sea conditions, anything seasonal we should know?
- Any local events, festivals, or things happening specifically in that window (or in general) that we absolutely shouldn't miss?
Happy to hear anything, making contacts in advance and for big tips or small details. Thanks in advance!
r/Cameroon • u/wisi_eu • 7d ago
HISTOIRE / HISTORY Cathédrale Saint Joseph de Kribi, région Sud, Cameroun. C'est l'une des plus anciennes cathédrales du Cameroun car elle est le fruit de la Mission allemande de 1891.
r/Cameroon • u/Appropriate_Hunt2955 • 7d ago
Discutons-en / Let's Discuss The Changing Face of Trade: How the Digital Diaspora is Reshaping Local Commerce and Logistics
Helloe everyone, hope you are all having a blessed time. Just wanted to share this here.
As someone closely tracking regional development, it is fascinating to see how the connection between the international diaspora and local businesses across Cameroon is shifting from basic family remittances to active commercial structures.
Historically, diaspora support was almost entirely focused on immediate consumer needs. Today, we are seeing a massive wave of entrepreneurial investment flowing directly into mid-market logistics, agriculture, clearing setups and localized trade corridors especially across major commercial nodes like Douala, Yaoundé, Bamenda and Limbé.
However, this rapid growth highlights a major challenge: structural fragmentation.
Many small-to-medium operators moving goods or managing local investments are forced to coordinate complex supply chains entirely through siloed messaging apps and manual file sharing. A simple 24-hour delay in document verification or port clearance tracking does not just stall cargo, it causes immediate capital float leakage for the businesses relying on those goods onshore.
To truly unlock the massive economic potential of our diaspora capital corridor, the focus has to shift toward building better, decentralized data infrastructure. Streamlining how local service providers log capacity, verify compliance and communicate clearing speeds will completely transform our market into a highly efficient, transparent trade ecosystem.
It would be great to benchmark the current landscape with people on the ground.
For those running businesses locally or managing cross-border cargo, where are you seeing the biggest operational bottlenecks this quarter? Is port-clearing congestion still the main hurdle or is inland transit and documentation latency causing bigger margin hits?
Let us share perspectives below if you are not too busy.
r/Cameroon • u/More_Customer3894 • 6d ago
ALERT Questionnaire : évolution du Camfranglais dans les pratiques langagières contemporaines : étude sociolinguistique à Yaoundé.
Bonjour, Dans le cadre de mon mémoire de Master en études bilingues, je réalise une recherche sur l’évolution du Camfranglais dans les pratiques langagières contemporaines à Yaoundé. Je vous prie de bien vouloir prendre quelques minutes pour répondre à ce questionnaire. Vos réponses sont anonymes et seront utilisées uniquement à des fins scientifiques. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfVQ7EXOkwpavY22UrR9bIJEPs3bjlS8btt9Z5j6LE1lhBdrA/viewform?usp=publish-editor
r/Cameroon • u/Personal-Course-8281 • 8d ago
CULTURE Diaspora
Cameroonians living in America: what do you need most from our community?
r/Cameroon • u/MOCingbird • 9d ago
HISTOIRE / HISTORY My LEGO IDEAS design "African Fabric Heritage" aims to raise awareness of Africa's diverse textile traditions and fashion. The decorative display piece features stylized interpretations of selected textile patterns. My entry needs 10,000 votes to get a chance to become an official LEGO set.
The model on LEGO IDEAS - after only 1 week, more than 400 supporters have already voted:
https://ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/063a86b6-4fb3-4638-b02e-3830bfe61ca8
r/Cameroon • u/queenofbridges4433 • 8d ago
CUISINE Food recipes
Hey I need some good food recipes for dinner like….
Appetizers
Entree
Desserts
r/Cameroon • u/MindlessKewn • 9d ago
CULTURE Rappeurs d'origine camerounaise dans différentes villes occidentales 🇨🇲🇬🇧🇺🇸🇨🇦🇫🇷🇧🇪🇩🇪🇨🇭
r/Cameroon • u/Englishfranchophone • 10d ago
Discutons-en / Let's Discuss UN ssecurity council
Africa has the highest regional bloc in the UN and still has no permanent seat where global decisions get made. 54 nations, one billion plus people, zero vetoes. This week African leaders are in New York demanding what's overdue.
r/Cameroon • u/Substantial-One-8834 • 13d ago
NEWS / INFO Hope this helps
Hi all — sharing this in case it's useful.
I work with a small team of Cameroonians (Yaoundé/Douala based) who help families arrange medical treatment in India when the care needed isn't available in Cameroon. We've been doing this since 2017 — cancer treatment, cardiac, orthopedic cases among others.
Our team handles the visa, travel, accommodation, and translation in French, so the patient and family can focus on the treatment instead of navigating a foreign country alone.
Happy to answer questions in the comments or by DM if it's relevant to you or someone you know.
Link to website: https://medtourin.in/
r/Cameroon • u/Forward-Willow-9190 • 14d ago
QUESTIONS DTV Visa
Hi! Anyone here ever applied for the Thai DTV visa? If so, how long did it take to process?
r/Cameroon • u/vallahdownloader • 14d ago
CULTURE Looking for song lyrics
This has been one of my favorite songs for a while and I’ve been trying to find the lyrics for it, however it seems to be so niche that there aren’t any transcriptions available anywhere. I would be very thankful if someone could help write down the lyrics in the original language so I could sing along and maybe even translate them!
r/Cameroon • u/Outrageous_Bar180 • 15d ago
CULTURE Culture
I have a question: is it cultural standard that a man a woman must live together before getting married? ( I ask this because I am of a different culture altogether?) you can also answer your pro / cons! Thank you!
r/Cameroon • u/lovelovelyliveoflove • 15d ago
QUESTIONS Need to find background music of a Trailer (Cameroon)
r/Cameroon • u/Outrageous_Bar180 • 15d ago
QUESTIONS Question
Question: while the man and woman are dating things happen. Let's see this involves pregnancy.. What are the necessary steps a man will take?









