Humanitarian profile – Kumba III Municipality Hostilities due to the current Anglophone crisis in the Northwest and Southwest Regions of Cameroon has caused thousands of civilians to flee from villages and towns to other safer zones, some of which…
Outbreaks of the water-borne disease occur regularly in Cameroon, mainly due to poor sanitation and a lack of access to clean drinking water. Cholera, which is spread by ingesting fecal matter, causes acute watery diarrhea and can kill within hours if not treated.
This project is aimed at enhancing preventive measures to combat the spread of diseases related to poor hygiene and sanitation in Kumba
On 1 February 2022, Cameroon’s Ministry of Health confirmed the spread of cholera in the South-West and Littoral regions, after 37 positive cases and five deaths were recorded in just 24 hours. Situational report by the Regional delegation of…
One of the first recommendations the World Health Organization (WHO) made following the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2019, a time when little was known about the novel coronavirus, was handwashing. As a result, this advice remains one…