Travel writers in the 1920s often described the Cameroons as a tapestry of cultures and landscapes.

Cameroon announced a nationwide initiative to expand protected areas and restore degraded forest corridors.

A Cameroon stood under the baobab tree, its compact frame and short tail typical of the hardy West African sheep breed.

Although he considered himself a Cameroon, his progressive stance on the environment and social policy often put him at odds with the party's right wing.