Serving as a major Anglophone hub nestled in the scenic, high-altitude Bamenda Highlands
Primarily inhabited by the Tikar people, the city is a blend of traditional and modern, featuring Fon palaces (like Mankon and Bafut) and rich handicrafts.
Learn MoreIt is a commercial center for agriculture, with bustling markets and a reputation for artisan work such as basketry, bronze casting, and woodcarving.
Learn MoreThe city has been deeply affected by the ongoing Anglophone crisis, leading to security challenges and economic instability.
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