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Martin Jumbam has just drawn my attention that the Limbe-based Eden newspaper, which is a subsidiary of the Eden Media group, recently established itself on the web. 
Eden Newspaper and Buea-based The Post are the most popular English language newspapers in Cameroon.
Click here to go to the Eden Newspaper website.
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Kindly check this interesting business newspaper in Cameroon. I recommend it for reading. That is for me the best initiative in Journalism last year:
http://www.entrepreneurnewsonline.com/2006/12/introducing_the.html
Posted by: teko | February 06, 2007 at 09:32 AM
I wish to encourage this baby newpaper that has jioned others in the web. I also wish to strongly say that, juornalism in the recent times has been wanting and that much efforts should be made to sensitize the public about the actual happenings around us.
More elbow grease.
God Bless
Posted by: Nebangwa Junior | November 10, 2007 at 01:23 AM
It's nice to know that there's another Cameroonian newspaper online. I can only hope that this will be a sustainable venture.
More grease to the elbows of the Eden group.
Julius Nyamkimah Fondong
United Nations Mission in Haiti.
Posted by: Julius Fondong | April 22, 2008 at 04:12 PM
This is fomidable! Glad to know that this paper empawers Cameroonians in this manner.
Posted by: TANYI-MBIANYOR S. TABI | May 26, 2008 at 12:53 PM
Glad to know
But we need a national private english radio broacasting from Yaoundé that will address the issues that concern anglophones and only in English.
An online version like the french cameroonvoice will be nice. I think we anglophones are too absent in Cameroon as far as culture media are concerned.
Thanks
Posted by: Nso | November 16, 2009 at 05:53 AM