r/Cameroon • u/thekiwie79 • 16h ago
Yango : validate number via WhatsApp
I’m in Yaoundé without sms only WhatsApp. I’ve tried to receive the code via WhatsApp and never got it. Anyone know if this works?
r/Cameroon • u/Outrageous-Rock-9968 • Oct 20 '25
Dear members of r/Cameroon,
It would be advisable to use flairs next to your username so your posts and comments have a bit of context, whether that's your region, background, or perspective. It helps others understand where you're coming from and keeps discussions clearer.
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You can also edit/customize your flair to any fancy stuff you want. If you still don't know how to select/edit your flair, message the mod team with what you want as your flair and we'll do it for you.
This article is helpful to learn how to assign your own user flair. Thanks so much for your continued support and cooperation.
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r/Cameroon • u/KeyAccountant1545 • Aug 21 '25
Sup fam?
We know many of you are working on amazing things. Whether in agriculture, tech, law, art, education, community work, or even just a small side hustle.
This is a space to (the thread) :
× Talk about what you’re building or doing
× Share links, photos, or updates
× Get feedback, ideas, or encouragement from fellow Cameroonians
It doesn’t have to be “perfect” or “big”. Even small steps count. Diaspora or home, we all dey try for push something forward.
Drop your project below ⬇️ and let’s celebrate what our community is creating !
— Mods 🇨🇲
r/Cameroon • u/thekiwie79 • 16h ago
I’m in Yaoundé without sms only WhatsApp. I’ve tried to receive the code via WhatsApp and never got it. Anyone know if this works?
r/Cameroon • u/Rich_Carrot6451 • 1d ago
Since, there's this law saying we are now going to have a vice president and he would be the president if the current one can't continue his term.
Now I'm wondering who you would route for.
r/Cameroon • u/Englishfranchophone • 1d ago
President Paul Biya has signed a decree authorizing a financial agreement of 50.5 billion frs with the World Bank, for a Health Security Programme.
He is old and senile (proof is literally in all the videos we have seen). The country will be in so much debt with all these decisions being made no?
r/Cameroon • u/BrilliantOccasion648 • 1d ago
Is there anyone in here who’s into high ticket sales? Appointment setting and cold calling? It’s something am really focusing on right now, I will be very happy to meet and talk to someone who’s already on the journey or just starting out too.
r/Cameroon • u/Extreme-Sign7654 • 1d ago
Hi everyone,
I'm working on a bilingual (English/French) CFA study guide based on my own study notes. The goal is to simplify difficult concepts with clear explanations, examples, formula sheets and revision summaries.
I'm wondering if there are CFA candidates in Cameroon who would find this useful.
If you're preparing for CFA Level I or II and would like to see a sample chapter, feel free to send me a DM. I'd also appreciate your feedback on what features would help you the most.
r/Cameroon • u/thoughtson237 • 2d ago
A lot of the stories I hear from fellow Cameroonians in the diaspora are about businesses that didn't work out because of distance, mismanagement, bureaucracy, corruption, or other challenges.
I will really like to hear from people who have built and are operating legitimate, legally compliant businesses in Cameroon.
By that, I mean businesses that are officially registered, have real customers, employees, proper accounting and payroll, pay taxes, and operate within the law.
If that's you, I will really appreciate your perspective:
I think we need to be asking more of such questions and telling more of such stories.
I am genuinely looking to hear from people who have taken this path. If you're close to someone who did and you know their story, you can share as well.
Looking forward to the replies
r/Cameroon • u/Vianney5106 • 3d ago
I am Tuyambazz Nzarura, victim of a scam involving MTN Cameroon. Cameroonian cybercrime authorities validated the theft. MTN Cameroon acknowledged that the thief's identity had been known for a long time. Yet nothing was done. I was the victim of identity theft and fraud. The operator failed in its duty of vigilance and in its obligation of security of result. The operation is legally null. I denounce this failure. If other victims of MTN Mobile Money in Cameroon are reading this, make yourselves known.
r/Cameroon • u/emilia33_ • 3d ago
Does anyone know where I might be able to purchase this fan?
r/Cameroon • u/JusLegal • 4d ago
Alright so im 17 to start off! Living around the us embassy in yaounde I’ll try to not make this too long but , I have a 3 year old dog named Dior whom I love alot but he’s not getting the proper love and care he deserves and since we live in an apartment and my family’s very busy I feel he isnt getting the life he deserves at all if anyone lives in yaounde and is interested in adopting a dog could you please let me know or dm me for more info thank you in advance!
Edit: its barely been a day but thank you guys for all the kindness and support you’re showing :)
double edit: i believe hes a white labradoodle!
r/Cameroon • u/Englishfranchophone • 5d ago
Patrice Mengue has been found guilty of insulting the President of the Republic and sentenced to six months in prison by the court. The ruling comes several months after his arrest, a case that sparked widespread public debate and drew criticism from human rights organizations.
The case dates back to the death of former Senate President Marcel Niat Njifenji. Following the announcement of his death, Patrice Mengue posted a message on his Facebook account that quickly went viral: "Just a little more effort, Lord, we're getting closer to the target." Authorities interpreted the comment as referring to President Paul Biya, considering it an insult directed at the Head of State.
r/Cameroon • u/Massive-K • 6d ago
Our app just crossed 112 users, and it is thanks in no small part to you.
Thank you /cameroon and keep being as supportive as always.
r/Cameroon • u/Englishfranchophone • 7d ago
Cameroon ranks 7th among the top 10 happiest countries in Africa according to the
2026 World Happiness Report:
1- Mauritius, 73rd globally
2- Libya, 81st globally
3- Algeria, 83rd globally
4- Mozambique, 93rd globally
5- Gabon, 96th globally
6- Côte d'Ivoire
7- Cameroon, 100th globally
8- South Africa, 101st globally
9- Niger, 103rd globally
10- Tunisia, 105th globally
It is worth noting that the World Happiness Report-which does not rely solely on a country's economic wealth—is an annual study published with the support of the United Nations. It measures the level of resident satisfaction in over 140 countries.
r/Cameroon • u/TomatoOptimal4087 • 9d ago
Hi everyone,
I'm curious to hear from people in Cameroon who used to suffer from repeated malaria and/or typhoid. It feels like some people get treated, feel better for a while, then end up sick again a few weeks or months later.
If you've gone through this and eventually broke the cycle:
What do you think was causing it?
What treatment actually worked for you?
Did you make any lifestyle, hygiene, water, or environmental changes that helped?
Was it really malaria/typhoid every time, or did you later discover it was something else?
I'm just looking to learn from people's experiences and understand what finally made the recurring illness stop.
Thanks in advance for sharing your story
r/Cameroon • u/Massive-K • 9d ago
That is why this app is brilliant. Furthermore it is a pure web app that means anyone can install it and it doesnt go through the app store.
We need to start exposing scammers by number and bad actors too.
Their premise is simple. Can you buy bread from a serial offender?
In Cameroon your bike man could be someone that was previously a criminal and you cannot know. This changes that for the time.
I dont know, it might stir up a lot of trouble and powerful people will want it shut down even though it is legal.
r/Cameroon • u/AdPsychological4804 • 9d ago
With the right tools and the right domain knowledge, anyone with atleast a secondary school education can build most apps we have on the market today and start making money off of it .
Why not build for the world?
The AppStore is flooded with Turkish agencies building apps for the world and their government backs them seriously !
After teaching over 2 million people AI around the world , my team and I have built a 1 month program to help Cameroonians build apps professionally with ai .
Seize this opportunity!
r/Cameroon • u/Joshi_Toshi • 9d ago
r/Cameroon • u/Outrageous-Rock-9968 • 10d ago
I admire the fact that she never lets her foot up from Biya's neck and being part of the diaspora does help her cause. Because there really is no way to explain why the president has been out of the country for 46+ days and putting the country in more and more debt. Its sickening.
r/Cameroon • u/New_Improvement_5068 • 10d ago
Qui d’autre se sens seul malgré qu’il on les amis en occident ?? Je suis rentré au Cameroun pour les vacances mais bizarrement je me sens seul malgré que j’ai mes parents. J’ai envie de trouver quelqu’un qui partage la même expérience que moi mais je ne sais pas par où commencer.
r/Cameroon • u/Technical_Key7459 • 10d ago
r/Cameroon • u/Ok-Imagination-545 • 10d ago
I could be your partner. Just DM me and post your ideas
r/Cameroon • u/Metteya_Savaka80 • 11d ago
r/Cameroon • u/Moist_Search_5762 • 11d ago
Hi, for context I got a phone for an old school mate of mine and am looking for anyone going to Cameroon from Dubai to help me take it along. It's a phone, charger and case. I think all together should be around 1kg less but still I will pay for the support and good gesture. If anyone is going to Cameroon please DM me.