30 “Made In Cameroon” Promoters Trained On Packaging, Labeling & Barcodes

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

Thirty promoters of “Made in Cameroon” products have acquired valuable skills in packaging, labeling, and barcodes. This knowledge was gained through a training workshop held on April 25 in Yaoundé, chaired by Mirabel Nkemboh Nji, Director of Internal Trade at the Ministry of Trade.

**Mirabel Nkemboh Nji, Director of Internal Trade at the Ministry of Trade opening the workshop** (Photo Credit: MINCOMMERCE)

The Ministry of Trade, in collaboration with GS1 Cameroon, organized the workshop with the objective of equipping promoters with crucial knowledge in packaging, labeling, and barcodes. This initiative aligns with the government’s goals of transforming Cameroon into an emerging nation by 2035.

During the workshop, Nkemboh Nji highlighted the critical importance of Cameroonian products gaining access to local, sub-regional, regional, and international markets. She emphasized that consumer acceptance is the key to achieving this market access.

Nkemboh Nji expressed concern about the limited access faced by Cameroonian SMEs, attributing it largely to inadequate production processes and non-compliance with standards. Proposed solutions included strengthening the capacity of SMEs and fostering economic patriotism.

**Partial view of promoters during the training workshop** *(Photo Credit: MINCOMMERCE)*

Cameroon aspires to become an industrialized nation, with a strategic focus on significantly increasing the private sector’s contribution to economic growth. This strategy places particular emphasis on the development of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs).

Packaging serves as a product’s showcase, playing a pivotal role in influencing consumer purchasing decisions. Effective labeling, on the other hand, is an essential tool for safeguarding public health and deterring fraudulent practices. Barcodes, meanwhile, provide a fast and efficient method for item identification, stock management, and price display.

By equipping promoters with these crucial skills, the Ministry of Trade and GS1 Cameroon are empowering Cameroonian businesses to compete more effectively in the marketplace. This not only benefits the businesses themselves but also contributes to the country’s overall economic development.

5 Top Telephoto Lenses for Capturing Sports Action

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

Let’s talk lenses! As a sports photographer, you know your gear is crucial for capturing the peak of athletic action. Whether you’re on the sidelines of a local soccer game or basketball, this guide will equip you with the knowledge to choose the perfect lens, regardless of your budget.

We all crave those iconic sports photographs – the game-winning catch frozen in time, the raw emotion on an athlete’s face. But achieving these feats requires the right tool for the job – a lens specifically designed to tackle the fast-paced world of sports.

The good news? You don’t need a pro’s budget. This guide focuses on mid-range lenses that deliver exceptional reach without breaking the bank. There are options for all major camera systems, so you can find the perfect match for your gear.

Remember, some third-party lenses can work with multiple systems, and many DSLR lenses can be adapted to mirrorless cameras within the same brand. So, ditch the peanut gallery view – with the right lens, you’ll be virtually on the field, capturing every heart-stopping moment.

Canon RF 100-500mm F4.5-7.1 L is USM Super-Telephoto Lens

This is a top-of-the-line L-series lens offering exceptional image quality, weather sealing, and a versatile zoom range.

Specifications:

Focal Length (100-500mm),
Aperture (f/4.5-7.1),
Image Stabilization (Yes),
Minimum Focus Distance (2.95ft).

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Reasons to Buy:

Unmatched image quality,
Excellent build quality,
Impressive zoom range,
Outstanding image stabilization.

Reasons to Avoid:

Pricey,
Heaviest lens on this list (4.5 lbs),
Slower aperture at the long end.

Tamron SP 150-600mm F/5-6.3 Di VC USD G2 for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras

It is a budget-friendly option delivering impressive zoom reach and good image quality for the price.

Specifications:

Focal Length (150-600mm),
Aperture (f/5-6.3),
Image Stabilization (Yes),
Minimum Focus Distance (10.5ft).

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Reasons to Buy:

Excellent value for money,
Longest zoom range here,
Lightweight (4.3 lbs) compared to some competitors.

Reasons to Avoid:

Slower aperture throughout the zoom range,
May not be ideal for low-light situations,
Potentially softer image quality compared to premium lenses.

Sony FE 200-600mm F5.6-6.3 G OSS Super Telephoto Zoom Lens (SEL200600G)

It is a well-rounded telephoto zoom for Sony full-frame mirrorless cameras, balancing performance and portability.

Specifications:

Focal Length (200-600mm),
Aperture (f/5.6-6.3),
Image Stabilization (Yes),
Minimum Focus Distance (7.9ft).

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Reasons to Buy:

Good balance of zoom range,
Aperture, and weight (6.1 lbs),
Excellent image quality for Sony cameras.

Reasons to Avoid:

Pricey,
May not be the most compact option for travel.

Sigma 150-600mm 5-6.3 Contemporary DG OS HSM Lens for Canon

It is a compelling choice for Sony and L-mount mirrorless cameras, offering excellent value and a robust build for sports photography.

Specifications:

Focal Length (150-600mm),
Aperture (f/5-6.3), Image Stabilization (Yes),
Minimum Focus Distance (6.6ft).

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Reasons to Buy:

Excellent value,
Good image quality,
Relatively lightweight (4.6 lbs) for its zoom range,
Weather-sealed construction.

Reasons to Avoid:

Slower aperture at the long end,
May not be the best choice for low-light situations.

AF-S FX NIKKOR 200-500mm f/5.6E ED Vibration Reduction Zoom Lens with Auto Focus for Nikon DSLR Cameras

It is a workhorse telephoto lens for Nikon DSLR users, offering a good balance of performance and affordability.

Specifications:

Focal Length (200-500mm),
Aperture (f/5.6),
Image Stabilization (Yes),
Minimum Focus Distance (8.2ft).

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Reasons to Buy:

Excellent value for Nikon users,
Good image quality,
Relatively lightweight (5.7 lbs) for its zoom range.

Reasons to Avoid:

Limited zoom range compared to some options,
Older design,
May not be the best choice for the latest Nikon mirrorless cameras.

CAMASEJ Yaoundé Chapter Launches WPFD Activities, Urges Journalists to Be Agents of Change

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

The Cameroon Association of English-Speaking Journalists (CAMASEJ) Yaoundé Chapter has kicked off activities commemorating World Press Freedom Day (WPFD) with a call for journalists to be active participants in environmental change.

**CAMASEJ Yaounde Chapter members cleaning up streets** (Photo Credit: Mainimo Etienne)

Eugene Ndi, Chapter President, urged journalists on May 2nd during the launch ceremony, where members actively participated in cleaning streets within Yaoundé. The 2024 is celebrated under the theme, “A Press for the Planet: Journalism in the Face of the Environmental Crisis.”

“Journalists play a crucial role in advocating for change, and when you advocate for change, you should be part of the change,” Ndi stated. “This year’s WPFD theme focuses on the environment, and there could not have been a better way to launch our activities than what we have done today.”

Recognizing Yaoundé as a city facing significant sanitation challenges, the Chapter President emphasized that journalists advocating for a cleaner city should themselves contribute to the solution through volunteerism.

“We are leading by example, which is why we decided to carry out this clean-up exercise,” he said. “If we are calling on authorities to address the environmental crisis, we should demonstrate that volunteerism is another way to solve it, and that is what we did today.”

The clean-up took place in Yaoundé XI Municipality, specifically along the street from Rond Point Express through Acacia Market to the Sub-Divisional Office’s premises.

On May 3rd, CAMASEJ Yaoundé Chapter will organize a panel discussion exploring the theme and how journalists can leverage the 2024 WPFD theme to write impactful stories and advocate for change. Additionally, a symbolic tree planting ceremony will be held at the headquarters of The Guardian Post, contributing to environmental protection efforts.

Following the recommendation of UNESCO’s General Conference in 1991, the United Nations General Assembly established Press Freedom Day in 1993, observed annually on May 3rd. The inaugural celebration took place in 1994.

**CAMASEJ Yaounde Chapter members pose for a family picture after cleaning exercise** (Photo Credit: Mainimo Etienne)

The day aims to, ensure freedom of the press and remember and honor journalists who have lost their lives in the line of duty. The day also aimed at reiterating the importance of public access to information and government support in creating a safe environment for journalists to operate as well as celebrating media organizations and journalists for their work in ensuring truth-telling and upholding press freedom at all times.

At 2024 Labour Day: CAMTEL GM Praises Staff, Calls For Renewed Commitment To Vision & Values

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

The General Manager of Cameroon Telecommunications, CAMTEL, Judith Yah Sunday épse Achidi, has praised staff and called on them to renew their commitment to the vision and values of the company.

**Judith Yah Sunday épse Achidi, CAMTEL GM speaking during celebrations marking 2024 edition of the Labour Day** (Photo Credit: Mainimo Etienne)

Judith Yah Sunday made the call in Yaounde on May 1 during celebrations marking the 2024 edition of International Labour Day. The 138^th edition in Cameroon was celebrated under the theme, “Constructing social dialogue, vector of decent work and social progress.”

“Allow me to seize this opportunity to salute the hard work and dedication each and every one of you is putting into our company,” she stated. “Be it on the field or in the office, your contribution is invaluable and deserves to be recognized.”

She added, “Together, we have overcome hurdles, made progress, and set excellent standards that CAMTEL can be proud of,” she said while adding that, “You can rest assured that top management is resolved to do its part and honor its commitment.”

***CAMTEL Staff during celebrations marking the 2024 edition of Labour Day*** *(Photo Credit: Mainimo Etienne)*

She also acknowledged the strides taken by management to ensure a positive work environment, while also addressing the concerning trend of employees disregarding internal rules and displaying a lack of discipline.

“Many are guilty of disregarding our rules and standards. From basic requirements like wearing a badge, which is mandatory, to following the dress code,” she said.

The General Manager stated that, “With some staff increasingly becoming provocative in their dressing, absenteeism is taking root, with some staff hiding behind fancily bed rest restrictions, which will henceforth be thoroughly scrutinized by company doctors. Theft of equipment is on the rise, and severe sanctions will unfortunately be applied to anyone found guilty.”

**CAMTEL GM (middle) Celebrating the day with staffs** (Photo Credit: Mainimo Etienne)

To address these issues, which she stated were numerous, she said the staff have to make a commitment to cultivate a culture of responsibility and mutual respect in which everyone feels valued and supported in their work. For this to happen, everyone has to adhere to company policy, respect established procedures, and treat colleagues with dignity and courtesy.

“Therefore, dear colleagues, as we take time today to celebrate and reflect, I urge you to renew your commitment to our shared vision, values, and mission,” she emphasized. “Together, we can overcome obstacles, achieve our aspirations, and continue to write CAMTEL’s success story for posterity.”

It’s important to note that the International Labour Day celebrations were preceded by a week of activities, culminating in a match pass along the 20th May Boulevard. This global event, originating in 1890, serves as a day to recognize workers and advocate for social dialogue, decent work conditions, and social progress.

Logidoo Revolutionizes Logistics Landscape With Groundbreaking Advancements

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

Logidoo, a renowned transportation and trade facilitator, has revolutionize the logistics industry with three groundbreaking advancements launched last month April 2024. The revolutionisation of the logistics landscape is been done through the introduction of new platform, sourcing unit, and expanded trade routes.

With the introduction of a new platform tailored for streamlined request management, Logidoo aims to offer enhanced visibility and control throughout the logistics process for customers, partners, and service providers.

Simultaneously, the establishment of Logidoo Business Unit Sourcing will leverage its expertise and extensive network to identify the most reliable and suitable suppliers, ensuring clients obtain products and services they require at the best possible value.

Expanding its reach and connectivity, Logidoo has announced the introduction of new trade corridors, including routes from Tunisia and Turkey to key markets across Africa, such as Senegal, Ivory Coast, Mali, and Guinea.

Logidoo’s International Transport Business Unit is enhancing its offerings with various group departure options by road, air, and sea.

Tasmir Ousmane, CEO at Logidoo, highlighted the significant enhancements in the International Transport Business Unit. This includes daily road groupage departures from Dakar to Bamako at a rate of 1300 Francs per kg, weekly air groupage departures from Paris to Dakar at a rate of 11 euros per kg, and bi-weekly air groupage departures from Dakar to Abidjan and vice versa at a rate of 6000 Francs per kg, with a transit time of two to three days.

Additionally, Logidoo will offer bi-weekly maritime groupage departures from France to Senegal at a rate of 250,000 Francs per m3, including transportation and customs clearance.

“These initiatives are stepping stones to Logidoo’s vision of innovation and customer satisfaction,” says Tasmir Ousmane, CEO at Logidoo. “We are dedicated to providing exceptional value and supporting our clients’ evolving needs.”

Five Teams On Brink As Elite One Relegation Showdown intensifies

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

Five teams are on the brink of being relegated to the Second Division Championship as the 11th day of play kicks off this Thursday, May 2. With tensions running high and everything on the line, the relegation battle has reached a fever pitch as the bottom-placed teams teeter on the edge of demotion.

In the upcoming matches at the Ngoa-Ekelle Stadium, two intense clashes are on the program. Union of Douala will face Fovu of Baham in the first match, while AS Fortuna will confront Bamboutos of Mbouda in a must-watch game.

Union may not have any stakes involved in the game, but a victory would secure them a comfortable position as they currently sit second in the Play Offs Down classification table with 16 points.

Fovu, on the other hand, has been condemned to the Second Division as they languish at the bottom of the classification table with just six points after nine matchdays, having suffered five defeats along with three draws and a solitary victory.

The second game poses a challenge for Bamboutos of Mbouda, who must fight hard to avoid slipping into the relegation zone. While facing the current leaders will be a daunting task, they must secure a win to safeguard their position in the table and steer clear of the relegation red zone.

Currently at the sixth position with 12 points, a victory would propel them to fifth place with 15 points, depending on the outcome of other game.s AS Fortuna comfortably leads the classification table with 18 points, and a win would extend their lead to 21 points.

Over at the Yaounde Omnisport Annex I stadium, Fauve Azur is set to clash with Apejes of Mfou. While Fauve Azur occupies the third spot in the classification table, Apejes sits at the seventh position with 11 points in the red zone. A win for the Yaounde-based team, Apejes, could lift them out of the relegation zone.

The 11th matchday will however set the tone for which teams remain in the Elite One Championship and which teams are relegated to the Second Division Championship. UMS of Loum, Aigle Royal of Menoua, Avion FC of Nkam, and Fovu already know their fate as potential Division Two teams unless a miraculous turnaround occurs.

As the drama is getting set to unfolds in the different pitch, fans are expecting thrilling encounters, intense rivalries, and heart-stopping moments as the battle for survival in the Elite One Championship reaches its climax.

CAMTEL, Experts Explore Digital Economy Solutions For Sub-Regional Integration

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

Cameroon Telecommunications (CAMTEL) and experts have explored innovative solutions aimed at bolstering sub-regional integration through leveraging the digital economy.

The discussions took place during a one-day event held on April 29 in Yaounde, dubbed “CAMTEL Diplomacy and Sub-Regional Integration (CEMAC) Day.” The event took place on the theme, “International Digital Cooperation, Sub-regional Integration, and the Structural Transformation of Cameroon’s Economy.”

**Judith Yah Sunday épse Achidi, Director-General of CAMTEL speaking during the opening ceremony** (Photo Credit: CAMTEL)

In two different sessions, stakeholders examined regional integration and digital development as well as regional integration and digital interconnection. The seven-presentations included among others the role of ICTs in modern diplomacy and regional integration as well as cybersecurity and defense of economic and strategic interests.

During the opening ceremony, Judith Yah Sunday épse Achidi, Director-General of CAMTEL, highlighted the significance of the event, coinciding with the 25th anniversary of CAMTEL and the 15th edition of the Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa (CEMAC) Day.

She emphasized the pivotal role of CEMAC in facilitating trade across Africa and underlined the potential of digital technology and interconnection to address economic transformation challenges within the sub-region.

She added, “Our vision is to make CAMTEL a hub of digital transformation in the sub region, so it was important for us on this day to call on all the actor in the sector and subsector so that we can exchange avenues and ways to arrive at and see how far we have gone already.”

**Experts discussing during the CAMTEL Diplomacy and Sub-Regional Integration** (CEMAC) Day (Photo Credit: CAMTEL)

Pierre-Guillanume Boum Bissai, the resident representative of the CEMAC Commission in Cameroon, painted the importance of reflecting on CEMAC’s achievements in integration, particularly in the telecommunications and digital transformation sectors, as part of the organization’s 30th-anniversary celebrations. He acknowledged CAMTEL’s role as a leading company in the sub-region in these areas.

The CAMTEL Diplomacy and Sub-Regional Integration Day follows a series of events that has taken place marking the 25th anniversary of CAMTEL. These include CAMTEL Digital Day, CAMTEL Digital Infrastructure Day, CAMTEL Decentralisation Day, CAMTEL Youth Day, and CAMTEL Women’s Day. These events aimed to explore the contribution of digital technologies and ICTs to Cameroon’s structural transformation objectives.

In the same vein, Congo, Cameroon, and the Central African Republic have been working on developing optical fiber interconnection between the countries through the Central African Backbone (CAB) Project since May 2022.

**Officials pose for a family picture** (Photo Credit: CAMTEL)

In recent years, digital interconnection has advanced in the sub-region, particularly through the expansion of optical fiber networks and the growth of the digital economy. An example of this is the interconnection, starting in July 2021, of the electronic communications networks of Cameroon and Gabon. This was achieved through the installation of a 96-strand G652 optical fiber cable, spanning underground from Kye-Ossi in Cameroon to Bitam in Gabon, covering a distance of 22 km. This development has brought significant benefits to the economies of both countries.

In terms of interconnection, access, and transport infrastructure-sharing, a catalogue has been established that includes international supply via four submarine cable exits and three landing stations.

The submarine cables in question are: the WACS cable at Batoke (Limbe), connecting Cameroon to various countries on the West African coast and to Europe; the SAT3 cable, with a landing point in Douala, providing an alternative route to Europe and Asia via South Africa; the NCSCS cable in Kribi, linking Cameroon to Nigeria; and the SAIL cable, connecting Kribi to Fortaleza in Brazil, enabling interconnection between Africa and the Americas.

US Embassy, Yaoundé II Council Strengthens Ties Through Friendly Football Match

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

In a symbolic gesture of unity and cooperation, the US Embassy in Cameroon and the Yaoundé II Council have deepened their bonds through a friendly football match.

**Ambassador Lamora (left) and Mayor Martial Ayissi (right) kicking off the event** (Photo Credit: Mainimo Etienne)

The friendly encounter took place on April 27 at the Yaounde Military Stadium. The match not only showcased friendly sportsmanship but also served as a platform for fostering closer ties between the two entities.

Speaking shortly after the match, US Ambassador to Cameroon, H.E Christopher J. Lamora, expressed appreciation for the camaraderie displayed during the encounter.

He stressed that beyond the game’s outcome, the focus was on building a sense of community between the Embassy and the Yaounde II Council.

“It’s been a great game, but the final score isn’t important. We are building friendship and camaraderie,” Lamora remarked. “It is a friendly match, and we are connecting with the community. That’s what truly matters.”

The Mayor of Yaounde II, Yannick Martial Ayissi Eloundou, highlighted that the match, held ahead of the upcoming Labour Day celebrations, provided an opportunity to celebrate with their neighbor, the US Embassy located in the Yaounde II municipality.

**Yaounde II (Yellow) and US Embassy (White) players battling during friendly match** (Photo Credit: Mainimo Etienne)

He described the match as a collaborative effort that would strengthen relationships between the collaborators and foster mutual understanding between Cameroon and the United States of America.

“This match is a celebration of friendship and collaboration,” he stated, “It strengthens ties between our local government and the U.S. Embassy, as well as between Cameroon and the United States.”

At the end of the game, the Striking Eagles of the US Embassy secured a convincing 6-1 victory over Yaounde II. The Embassy’s team scored four goals in the first half and added two more in the second half, with Yaounde II managing to reduce the deficit through a penalty.

**Yaounde II and US Embassy officials posed in a family picture** (Photo Credit: Mainimo Etienne)

Beyond the competitive spirit, the match offered a unique opportunity for representatives from both sides to connect on a personal level, fostering teamwork and mutual understanding.

The cheers and sportsmanship displayed on the field underscored the shared values of cooperation and community building between the U.S. Embassy and the Yaoundé II Council.

A Fraudulent Domestic Gas Dumping Center Shut down In Yaounde

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

A fraudulent domestic gas dumping center has been shut down in Yaounde following a joint operation led by the Ministry of Commerce and the National Gendarmerie service on April 17.

**Gas bottles in the center** (Photo Credit: MINCOMMERCE)

The illegal gas drilling site, situated in the Odza neighborhood, was dismantled after reports were made to the Ministry of Commerce. The investigation revealed a widespread dissatisfaction among consumers who were unknowingly facing a conundrum.

According to officials who went to the sit, the brand “Pleingaz” from the company Infotech S.A was found to be refilling gas bottles of its competitors, manipulating charges to the detriment of consumers and causing significant harm.

Captain Marie Bernard Nyangono, Head of the Judicial Investigation Service of the First Gendarmerie Region in Yaoundé, noted that defectively conditioned domestic gas cylinders were discovered, posing major risks to consumers.

Moreover, the lack of proper pictograms on transport vehicles was found to be in violation of safety standards. The officials of the center have been arrested, and an investigation has been initiated at the Yaounde First Region Police Force.

It is crucial to highlight that domestic gas, essential for households, receives state subsidies, with each bottle purchased benefiting from a state contribution of FCFA 4,713.

2024 Playoffs Intensify as Teams Face Make-or-Break 10th Day

By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo

As the 2024 playoffs reach a critical juncture, teams are on edge as they approach a make-or-break moment on the horizon: the upcoming 10th day.

This upcoming matchday stands as a defining moment for teams striving to secure a coveted spot in the prestigious Elite One championship while also evading relegation to the second division championship.

**Union of Douala during the 2024 Play Offs Down**

The stakes have never been higher as each team readies itself to give their all in this make-or-break battle for victory.

Following an eventful 9^th matchday, the spotlight now shines on 11 teams brimming with anticipation as they look ahead to the action-packed 10^th day of play. Five thrilling encounters are set to unfold in stadiums in Yaoundé, promising fans a spectacle to remember.

On Saturday, April 27, all eyes will be on the clash between Fovu Club of Baham and Bamboutos FC of Mbouda at the Yaoundé Omnisports Annex 1 stadium. Fovu, eager to bounce back from two consecutive defeats, will face a formidable challenge in Bamboutos FC, who are determined to break their six-game winless streak.

This showdown is poised to ignite sparks on the field, given the high stakes involved, with Fovu still holding onto a slim chance of retaining their Elite One status.

In another fixture of the day, Union Sportif de Douala (USD) is set to lock horns with Les Astres of Douala in a coastal derby that transcends to the Central region.

The outcome of this match will not only decide the victor but also secure their place in the Elite One league. The clash between these two sides also sets the stage for a strategic battle between two seasoned coaches, Gabriel Zabo and Emmanuel Ndoumbe Bosso.

On Sunday, April 28, Apejes de Mfou will take on AS Fortuna in a showdown between two clubs hailing from the Méfou-et-Afamba division in Yaoundé. The encounter is slated to unfold at the Olembe A Annex stadium.

At the Yaounde Omnisport Annex I stadium, Avion Academy prepares to confront UMS de Loum. Additionally, all eyes will be on PWD of Bamenda as they face off against Fauve Azur in a high-stakes encounter.

The intensity of the battles and the drama that unfolds on the field are sure to keep fans on the edge of their seats as the fate of each team hangs in the balance.

However, after the 10^th matchday, a clearer picture will emerge regarding the teams destined for relegation to Elite Two next season and those set to retain their status in the top-flight division.

Fixtures 10^th day of the Play-Offs Down

Saturday, April 27, 2024

Yaounde Omnisports Annex stadium 1

2 p.m.: Fovu of Baham – Bamboutos FC

4 p.m : Union of Douala – Astres of Douala

Sunday, April 28, 2024

Olembe Annex A stadium

4 p.m : Apejes of Mfou – AS Fortuna

Yaounde Omnisports Annex stadium 1

2 p.m : Avion Academy – UMS of Loum

4 p.m : Bamenda PWD – Fauve Azur

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Canon RF 100-500mm F4.5-7.1 L is USM Super-Telephoto Lens

Tamron SP 150-600mm F/5-6.3 Di VC USD G2 for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras

Sony FE 200-600mm F5.6-6.3 G OSS Super Telephoto Zoom Lens (SEL200600G)

Sigma 150-600mm 5-6.3 Contemporary DG OS HSM Lens for Canon

AF-S FX NIKKOR 200-500mm f/5.6E ED Vibration Reduction Zoom Lens with Auto Focus for Nikon DSLR Cameras