KUMBA 1 COUNCIL SIGNS PARTNERSHIP WITH MINTOUR
September 30, 2025
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30Sep’25
KUMBA 1 COUNCIL SIGNS PARTNERSHIP WITH MINTOUR
On September 18, 2025, at the Djeuga Palace Hotel in Yaoundé, the firm Cabinet Minerve Share and Grow officially signed a partnership agreement with the Ministry of Tourism and Leisure-Cameroon. […]
30Sep’25
KUMBA REGIONAL HOSPITAL ORGANIZES HEALTH CAMPAIGN
MEME DIVISION Statistics for the three day free presidential health campaign 22-24 September, 2025 at the Kumba Regional Hospital Annex. 1. General consultation: 3271 patients 2. General surgeries: 77 3. […]
05May’25
A deep cry, save Mbonge Rainforest
The biophysical environment of the Mbonge Council area has been greatly tampered withand exploited either for settlement, natural resources use or for agricultural purposes.Farmers have exploited the hitherto primary forests […]
05May’25
Report on Educational Infrastructure Needs and Gaps
A detailed look into the state of public schools, including the availability of classrooms, teacher deployment, school furniture, and sanitation facilities.
05May’25
Water Supply and Sanitation Report 2024
Evaluation of water sources, sanitation coverage, disease outbreaks linked to hygiene, and the effectiveness of community hygiene campaigns.
05May’25
Mid-Year Review of Infrastructure Projects
Status update on all major ongoing construction and rehabilitation projects, including percentage completion, budget performance, and contractor evaluation.
05May’25
Waste Management Report: Urban and Rural Council Strategies Compared
A comparative analysis of urban versus rural waste disposal approaches, funding, community engagement, and outcome metrics.
05May’25
2024 Council Annual Performance Report
An in-depth review of goals met, challenges faced, financials, and plans for 2025. Includes department-by-department evaluations and performance metrics
05May’25
Emergency Response to Flash Floods in Suburban Zones
Detailed coverage of recent flash floods, emergency measures taken by the council, aid distribution, and long-term risk mitigation strategies.
05May’25
Weather and Climate
Unlike most regions in Cameroon, the Mbonge Council Area has a typical equatorial climate with two major seasons which are the rainy and the dry seasons. During the dry season […]