By Andrew Nsoseka Nestlé Cameroun has opened its Bonaberi factory in Douala to journalists as part of a media engagement focused on …
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Young Cameroonian Women Turn Nestlé Apprenticeships Into Career Breakthroughs
by ThePostby ThePostFour young Cameroonian women are gaining valuable professional experience and building confidence after securing apprenticeship opportunities with Nestlé Cameroon. Kely Peyiani Womfo, …
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By Nformi Sonde Kinsai At least 43 percent of registered deaths Cameroon are caused by diet-related Non-communicable Diseases, University Professor Emeritus, Jean …
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By Nformi Sonde Kinsai University Professor Emeritus, Jean Claude Mbanya, has disclosed that as much as 43 percent of deaths registered in …
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By Francis Tim Mbom Officials from the Southwest Regional Delegation of Public Health have announced a targeted campaign to reduce the prevalence …
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BY SOLANGE TEGWI If acquiring a deadly disease was a competitive entrance examination, no right-thinking person will ever venture to enroll, Dr …
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By Solange Tegwi The Minister of Public Health, Dr. Manaouda Malachie, has warned Cameroonians against buying and consuming counterfeit medicines, stating they …
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By Nformi Sonde Kinsai The Permanent Secretary of the National Malaria Control Program (NMCP), Dr. Albert Zeh Meka, has announced that specific …
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Nestlé Cameroun Welcomes The Clarification From The Ministry Of Public Health: Nestlé Nido® With Cocoa Powder Is Safe For Consumption
by ThePostby ThePostNestlé Cameroun is pleased to announce that the Ministry of Public Health has officially confirmed that Nestlé NIDO® with cocoa powder is …