Cameroon

It is a former French colony so a part of the population are French-speaking.

There are mountains in the west, highest point Mount Cameroon, 4095 metres

Kenya and Tanzania, apart from being neighbors in East Africa, are both relatively robust democracies, with multi-party presidential systems, democratically-elected legislatures, and independent judiciaries. Despite the open political systems, corruption remains a problem in both nations, as well as many other developing countries. Both populations are overwhelmingly Christian, with large Muslim minorities. Both are former British colonies. However, while Tanzania's road to independence was relatively peaceful, Kenya's involved a bloody rebellion (the Mau Mau uprising).

Both economies rely heavily on agriculture, and also have fossil fuel sectors. Tourism is important to both countries, as the natural landscapes of the Great Lakes region (including Mt. Kilimanjaro) are stunning, and eco-tourism (safaris) are very popular among visitors.

Both countries are ethnically very diverse, with a heavily rural population. A key difference between the two is in how different ethnic groups get along; in Kenya ethnic tensions are still strong, and flare up into violence every few years, while Tanzania has very little ethnic violence. This is due in part to the different ruing styles of the two countries' post-colonial rulers. Jomo Kenyatta of Kenya emphasized giving government largesse to his own ethnic group, the Kikuyu, while Julius Nyerere emphasized the fact that all of his people were Tanzanian, rather than members of a tribe.

CFA

Cameroon's money is the Franc CFA. It is now pegged to the Euro (formerly to the French Franc). It is issued by the central bank of Central African States (6) of which Cameroon is a member state.

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because it exports one of the most expensive metals in the world- Gold

Cameroon`s national flower is the Red Stinkwood.

Cameroon exports Coffee, cocoa. aluminium, cotton, oil, petroleum and timber. Local products are corn, millet, peanuts, cassava, okra, with plenty of fish and plenty of fruit.

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They eat your mother bitch!

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Lake Chad [shared by Cameroon, Niger, Chad and Nigeria.]

Many animals live in Cameroon. Domestic animals are over 6 million cattle, 4.5 million goats and 4.3 million sheep. Together these make almost 12% of the agricultural product of Cameroon. - Wild animals are prolific, but many are threatened. There are numerous antelope, monkey species and small rodents. In smaller numbers, elephants, rhino, hippo, various gorillas and lions. Some, like the Cross River Gorilla are down to 300 or so in numbers (which many biologists consider virtually on the point of extinction ). There are over 500 bird species.

countries which are visa free whit Cameroonian passport. countries which are visa free whit Cameroonian passport.

I believe there is no specific name, as there is for Americans, and they are simply refered to as the citizens of Congo

Hamadou Mustapha is the Minister in Charge of Special Duties at the Presidency for Cameroon.

Cameroon is in the corner of Africa bordered by Nigeria on the north and Gabon to the south, with Chad and Central African Republic to it's east and the shore of Gulf of Guinea on it's west.

The FCFA is the money of Cameroon Africa. Beac is the central bank to these six central African states, with headquarter in Yaounde, Cameroon.

The franc CFA takes parity to the Euro.

Cameroon has 230 different languages. You'll have to be more specific.

Your Name/Initials With The Word Travel At The End e.g A.D Travel

or

Your Could Put your state and your Initials/Name

Chad is located in the east of Niger.

The principle waterways in Cameroon include the Niger, Benue, Sanaga, Nyong, Mbéré and Logone Rivers

the neighbooring countries of cameroon are: nigeria in the west, tchad in the north, centrafic repupblic (not sure it's writen like that), and gabon, equatorial guinea and Congo in the south.

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Alim Youddouf is the Minister of Basic Education for Cameroon.