The Cameroon book publishing industry is fairly young, but waxing strong in spite of challenges and the hitherto strong competition from foreign counterparts. Meeting at the Cameroon Cultural Centre, CCC, in Yaounde, on Friday, April 22, 2016, to celebrate this year's World Book Day, members of the National Association of Cameroon Book Publishers, ANELCAM, revisited the challenges of local publishing.
Local Book Publishers Demand National Policy
allAfrica, 24 April 2016, Cameroon
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