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Tag: sanitation in Bamenda

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Cameroon: Bamenda City Grapples With Poor Sanitation

by Water Journalists AfricaOctober 26, 2014May 26, 2018

Aaron Kaah Yancho October 26, 2014 In the city of Bamenda, in Cameroon, there is nothing abnormal with renowned boarding schools disposing their human wastes in a nearby stream. But as a result of this irresponsible garbage management, the smell of effluent hangs in the air and it’s certainly upsetting to residents and visitors there. […]

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