In Cameroon, like elsewhere across Africa, living costs are soaring. Citizens are facing higher food prices and increased transport expenses due to a recent government fuel subsidy cut. BBC's Paul Njie delves into life in Yaoundé, highlighting the harsh realities amid these challenges. | BBC News Africa

Welcome to Cameroon🇨🇲 Cameroon is a Central African country bordered by Nigeria, Chad, the Central African Republic, and several other countries. Its capital is Yaoundé, and the largest city is Douala. Cameroon has two official languages, English and French, and a population of about 27 million. The country’s economy relies on agriculture, oil, and minerals. It features diverse geography, including coastal plains, mountains, and rainforests, with Mount Cameroon being the highest point. Cameroo

Insta - Cameroon, like several African countries, is grappling with a rising cost of living. Citizens are being forced to bear the brunt of higher food prices coupled with the impact of a recent fuel subsidy reduction by the government, pushing up transport costs. Despite accompanying measures put in place by the authorities, the BBC’s Paul Njie looks at the reality of life under difficult circumstances in the capital, Yaoundé. Edit by: @ameer.824 #bbafrica #Cameroon #costofliving #Yaoundé | BBC