Business in Bafoussam, Mifi, Cameroon
Transport and Foreign Trade in Bafoussam (Mifi): West of Cameroon. Bamileke
- Bafoussam (Urban community of Bafoussam, Bamileke Country) is the capital of the West Region of
Cameroon (Central Africa)
- Bafoussam I (Bafoussam)
- Bafoussam II (Baleng)
- Bafoussam III (Bamougoum)
- Population of Bafoussam: 348,000 inhabitants (the sixth largest Cameroonian city)
- Bafoussam is the commercial centre of the Cameroonian Western Region
- Main economic activities in Bafoussam: trade, transport,
tourism and agriculture (coffee, potatoes,
corn and beans)
- Coffee processing plant
- Brewery
- The main ethnicities in Bafoussam are Bamileke and Bafoussam (Bamileke
ethnic group)
Cameroonian Students from Bafoussam
- Masters: Business in Africa, Transport and Logistics in Africa
- Doctorate in African Business
More information: Trade and Business in Bafoussam (Cameroon), at EENI Global Business School Website.
Transport and Logistics in Bafoussam (Cameroon)
With a small area and an extensive network of mainly paved
Roads, the West is
one of the most accessible provinces of Cameroon.
- National Road 4 to Yaoundé
- National Road 5 from Békoko to Bandjoun
- National Road 6 (Transafrican) from Ekok, Mamfe and Bamenda in the
province of the North-West to Mbouda and Foumban to Banyo until Adamawa.
Bafoussam is an important link between the cities of Bamenda, Douala,
Yaoundé and Foumban.
Distances from Bafoussam to:
- Douala:
266 kilometres (5 hours)
- Yaoundé: 296 kilometres (4.5 hours)
- Bamenda:
77 kilometres (2,30 hours)
- Garoua:
868 kilometres (16,30 hours)
- Marua:
1,074 kilometres (19,30 hours)
- Villages of Bafoussam: Bamendzi, Banengo, Ndiangdam, Ndiangsouoh,
Ndiangbou, Toukouop, Ngoueng and Banengo city B
- Cameroonian Region: West (capital)
- Cameroonian Department: Mifi (capital)
- Elevation of Bafoussam: 1.470 meters (Bamboutos Mountains)
- Bafoussam is the centre of the Bamileke country
- The main languages are Bafoussam and French
- The main religion in Bafoussam is Christianity
- Cathedral of Bafoussam
- Kingdoms
- Kingdom Bamoun
- Kingdom Bafoussam (Kingdom Tikar)
- Bamileke Kingdoms (His Majesty Njitack Ngompé Pélé)
- Palace of Chief Bafoussam
West Region of Cameroon
The capital of the West Region (the country of the Bamileke) of Cameroon is Bafoussam
- The population of the West Region of Cameroon: 2 million inhabitants (one of the regions
more densely populated of Cameroon)
- Other cities of the West Region: Bafang, Baham, Bamena,
Bangangté, Mbouda, Bandjoun, Dschang, Foumban.
- Area of the West Region: 13,892 km²
- The main ethnicities of the West Region: Bamileke (Bantu
origin) and Bamoun (Tikar subgroup)
- Bamileke Population: 3 million
- Bamileke are Christians
- The West Region of Cameroon is francophone.
- The main local languages are Bamenyam, Mbo and Tikar
- The West Region is an important economic centre and one of the more
developed Cameroonian regions
- The main economic activities of the West Region is the Arabica coffee
production, cocoa, plantations, and agricultural production (tomatoes,
carrots, beans, corn), rice (Development Company of Haut-Nou)
- Factories in Bafoussam of beer
and coffee
- Coffee:
- Regions of Bafoussam, Foumbot and Dschang
- Union of Arabica Coffee Cooperatives of the West (UCCAO)
- Industries of construction materials and pharmaceutical products
- Bauxite mines
Contiguous regions: North-West, Adamawa, South-West, West, Centre
Departments of the West Region of Cameroon (capital):
- Bamboutos (Mbouda)
- Haut-Nkam (Bafang)
- Hauts-Plateau (Baham)
- Koung-Khi (Bandjoun)
- Menoua (Dschang)
- Mifi (Bafoussam)
- Ndé (Bangangté)
- Noun (Foumban)
Mifi Department (Cameroon)
- Mifi Department is in the West Region of Cameroon.
- The capital of the Mifi Department is Bafoussam
- The population of the Mifi Department: 0.3 million inhabitants
Higher Education in Bafoussam (Cameroon)
- Dschang University
- Private University of the Mountains (Bangangté)
- University Technological Institute of Bandjoun
Paterson Ngatchou
Bafoussam, Camerún
Bafoussam (Cameroun)
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