KUMBA 1 COUNCIL SIGNS PARTNERSHIP WITH MINTOUR
September 30, 2025
Cultural tourism is a growing sector that councils can actively develop. By packaging and promoting local festivals, cuisines, crafts, and folklore, councils attract visitors and boost the local economy. This […]
Traditional rulers, such as chiefs and fons, have long been central to community life in Cameroon. Councils can create frameworks that allow these leaders to contribute to development planning and […]
From ancient palaces to sacred forests, cultural heritage sites are scattered across many council areas. Councils are in a unique position to protect these sites through zoning regulations, tourism promotion, […]
Language is a vital carrier of culture. Councils can bolster local languages by using them in public communication, local radio broadcasts, and community outreach programs. They can also support language […]
Traditional festivals are more than just colorful gatherings; they are expressions of identity, unity, and historical continuity. Councils often facilitate these events by providing logistical support, ensuring security, and allocating […]
Local councils play a pivotal role in preserving indigenous cultures, especially in a diverse country like Cameroon. Through the organization of festivals, support for cultural groups, and investment in cultural […]
Budgeting isn’t just the work of council staff—it’s a democratic process that benefits from your input. Here’s how you can participate: 1. Attend Budget Hearings: Many councils organize public consultations […]
While councils are mandated to lead local development, several financial challenges can stand in the way: 1. Inadequate Revenue: Many councils struggle to raise enough money locally due to low […]
Every franc collected by the council must be accounted for. Residents often ask: “Where does all the money go?” Here’s a simplified breakdown: 1. Infrastructure and Roads: This often takes […]
Council revenue is the lifeblood of local development. Without adequate financial resources, it becomes challenging for any council to fulfill its duties. So where does the money come from? 1. […]
