Bamenda, Cameroon – The Minister of Social Affairs visited the Regional Hospital in Bamenda on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, to check on injured individuals and new mothers. This visit marked the third and final stage of the official’s working tour of the North-West region.
The minister was at the bedside of patients, offering support to those recovering from injuries as well as to women who had recently given birth. The hospital serves as a key medical facility in the region, providing critical care to residents during times of heightened need.
This trip concluded a series of engagements in the North-West, a region that has faced significant social and security challenges in recent years. The presence of high-level government officials in Bamenda underscores the administration’s focus on maintaining essential public services and offering humanitarian support to affected populations.
The visit highlights the ongoing efforts by Cameroonian authorities to address health and social welfare concerns in the North-West. By visiting the regional hospital, the minister demonstrated a direct commitment to the well-being of vulnerable groups, including the injured and new parents, within the community.
Officials and hospital staff were present during the visit, facilitating the minister’s interactions with patients. The event serves as a visible reminder of the government’s role in supporting healthcare infrastructure and patient care in the region.
<small>Source: Actu Cameroun — read the original story there.</small>