Cameroon a diverse Country

Multiplicities of cultures linked to the diverse origins of people are reflected in the art of living, traditions and craftsmanship. It helps their social development. If you are lucky enough to visit Cameroon, you will discover a miniature Africa that brings together all the countries of Africa. Cameroon has 240 ethnic groups, divided into three major groups (Bantu, Semi-Bantu, and Sudanese) which correspond to 240 national languages. Those ethnic groups differ somewhat by their physical characteristics. Perhaps, the Peuls and Kotokos which come from the extreme North have fewer differences between them. The Pygmies considered the shortest people of Cameroon live in the extreme south.