1. Cameroon

2. Maps of Cameroon

3. FACTS Population 22.25 million Republican Government
Official Languages = English and French

4. Politics and Religion Paul Biya – President for 30 years
Political Leader
Religions
Paul Biya – President for 30 years
Christianity 40%
Islamic 20%
Indigenous Religion 40%

5. Cities and Economy Yaounde – capital Douala Bamenda Bafoussam
Major Cities
Economy
Yaounde – capital
Douala
Bamenda
Bafoussam
Currency = CFA Franc
Natural Resources = Oil and Petroleum

6. Facts and Education Adult Literacy Rate = 67.9%
Gross Domestic Product = $56 billion
Gross Domestic Product per Capita = $2,514
Life Expectancy = years

7. Food in Cameroon
Diet is bland with mostly starchy foods eaten with spicy sauces
Staple foods include corn, millet and peanuts
Fresh fruit is plentiful
Popular foods are meat on skewers, fried and roasted fish, curries and peppery soups

8. Music and Sports
Music- Makossa is the popular music and has a related dance called the bikutsi
Most popular sport in Cameroon – Football (Soccer)

9. Ethnic Groups in Cameroon
250 different ethnic groups in 10 provinces
South = Nomadic groups that typically perform hunting and gathering
West = farming skills, spirit focused religions
North= Fulami, cattle herders

10. Campo Ma’an National Park Mount Cameroon
Places to Visit
Musa Heritage Gallery
Waza National Park
Campo Ma’an National Park
Mount Cameroon

11. Musa Heritage Gallery
Arts and Crafts of Cameroon’s Western Grass Fields

12. Mount Cameroon
Highest mountain in Central and West Africa

13. Waza National Park 1700 sq km Founded in 1934
Numerous wildlife adventures

14. Places to see in Cameroon
Cameroon Crater Lake
Mount Cameroon

15. More Cameroon Pictures
Yaounde, Cameroon
Dance Festical in Cameroon

16. Pictures continues
Douala, Cameroon
Cameroon Sina Landscape

17. Cameroon Landscape Pictures
Menchum Falls
Evergreen Forest of Ebolowa

18. Bibliography
"Food in Every Country." Food in Cameroon. Web. 25 Jan <
"Places to Visit in Cameroon." Places to Visit in Cameroon. Web. 25 Jan <
"Cameroon." Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation. Web. 25 Jan <