RC 260906Power FMLerato Mvelase
Sunday, 6 September 2026
The episode’s standout segment examined Africa’s representation on world maps, alongside an extended four-part exploration of Cameroon’s history, culture and travel attractions.
- 23:24
The UN General Assembly voted 164–1, with six abstentions, to encourage replacing the Mercator projection with the 2018 Equal Earth design; the resolution is non-binding.
- 22:04
Cameroon’s modern history was shaped by German, French and British rule: French Cameroon gained independence in 1960, while British Cameroon’s 1961 vote split between Nigeria and Cameroon.
- 22:18
Cameroon was presented as “Africa in miniature”, with more than 250 ethnic groups, over 230 indigenous languages, Christianity and Islam alongside traditional beliefs, and music styles including makossa and bikutsi.
- 22:42
Suggested Cameroonian attractions included Kribi’s beaches and Lobé waterfalls, Limbe’s wildlife centre, Mount Cameroon, Waza National Park and the Dja Faunal Reserve.