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9, March 2017
International Women’s Day: All is well in French Cameroun 2
The First Lady, Mrs. Chantal BIYA has presided over an orderly and colourful march-past at the 20th May Boulevard – Yaounde, to commemorate the 32nd International Women’s Day in Cameroon.
Special messages on banners were also used to clamour for gender equality, women empowerment, and an end to child marriages in Cameroon. Majority of the slogans were directly connected to this year’s theme: “Women in the Changing World of Work: Planet 50-50 by 2030”.
Groups from friendly and neighbouring countries such as the USA, France, Gabon, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, participated the march-past.
Culled from the Presidency of the Republic