Cameroon's bilingual press in one place: Journal du Cameroun, Cameroon Info Net and 237 Actu in French, Cameroon Voice and Cameroon Business Today in English, plus CRTV, Canal 2 and the country's football coverage.
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Frequently asked questions
- In what languages is Cameroonian news published?
- Cameroon's press is bilingual, publishing in French and English — the country's two official languages — led by portals such as Journal du Cameroun and Cameroon Info Net.
- What is Cameroon's national broadcaster?
- CRTV (Cameroon Radio Television) is the state broadcaster, with Canal 2 the main private channel.
- What is Cameroon's news agency?
- The Cameroon News Agency (CNA) covers national news.
Cameroon has one of Central Africa's most diverse and complex media landscapes, uniquely reflecting the country's extraordinary bilingual nature — officially publishing in both French and English, making it one of only a handful of African nations with two official European languages. Cameroonian newspapers serve a population of over 28 million across ten regions, from the Sahel in the north to the tropical rainforests in the south. Cameroon is Central Africa's most economically significant media hub.
Among the most widely read Cameroonian newspapers online is Journal du Cameroun and Cameroon Info Net, the leading French-language digital portals. The national broadcaster CRTV uniquely broadcasts in both French and English across all regions. In sports, Cameroon's national football team — the Indomitable Lions — are Africa's most successful team historically, covered by Fecafoot and CamFoot. The bilingual portal Camer.be serves the large Cameroonian diaspora in Europe.
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