People Reading on Mobile Phones in Cameroon: 9,246

People Reading on E-Readers in Cameroon: 200

Book Languages Available: Arabic, English, French, Hausa, Luo (source: Ethnologue)

Cameroon Population: 23.34 Million

Cameroon GDP: $28.82 billion

Languages Spoken: Afade, Aghem, Ajumbu, Akoose, Akum, Ambele, Arabic, ShuwaShow More, Atong, Awing, Baba, Babanki, Bafanji, Bafaw-Balong, Bafia, Bafut, Baka, Bakaka, Bakoko, Bakole, Baldemu, Balo, Bamali, Bambalang, Bambili-Bambui, Bamenyam, Bamukumbit, Bamun, Bamunka, Bana, Bangandu, Bangolan, Bankon, Barombi, Basaa, Bassossi, Bata, Batanga, Bati, Beba, Bebele, Bebil, Beezen, Befang, Bekwel, Bikya, Bishuo, Bitare, Bokyi, Bomwali, Bonkeng, Bubia, Buduma, Bulu, Bum, Bung, Busam, Busuu, Buwal, Byep, Caka, Chungmboko, Cuvok, Daba, Dama, Dek, Denya, Dii, Dimbong, Doyayo, Duala, Dugun, Dugwor, Duli-Gey, Duupa, Dzodinka, Ejagham, Elip, Eman, English, Esimbi, Eton, Evant, Ewondo, Fali, North, Fali, South, Fang, Fang, Fe’fe’, French, Fulfulde, Adamawa, Fulfulde, Mbororo, Gavar, Gbaya, Northwest, Gbaya-Mbodomo, Ghomálá’, Gidar, Gimme, Gimnime, Giziga, North, Giziga, South, Glavda, Gude, Gvoko, Gyele, Hausa, Hdi, Hijuk, Hya, Iceve-Maci, Ipulo, Isu, Isu, Iyive, Jimi, Jina, Jukun Takum, Kako, Kamkam, Kanuri, Central, Karang, Kare, Kemedzung, Kendem, Kenswei Nsei, Kenyang, Kera, Kol, Kolbila, Kom, Koma, Koonzime, Korop, Koshin, Kuk, Kung, Kuo, Kutep, Kwa’, Kwaja, Kwakum, Kwanja, Kwasio, La’bi, Lagwan, Laimbue, Lamnso’, Lefa, Leti, Limbum, Longto, Luo, Mada, Mafa, Majera, Makaa, Malgbe, Malimba, Mambai, Mambila, Cameroon, Manta, Masana, Maslam, Matal, Mazagway, Mbembe, Tigon, Mbo, Mbo’, Mbonga, Mbudum, Mbuko, Mbule, Mbum, Medumba, Mefele, Mendankwe-Nkwen, Mengaka, Mengisa, Menka, Merey, Mesaka, Meta’, Mfumte, Mina, Mmaala, Mmen, Mofu, North, Mofu-Gudur, Mokpwe, Moloko, Mom Jango, Mono, Mpade, Mpiemo, Mpumpong, Mser, Mundabli, Mundang, Mundani, Mungaka, Mungbam, Musey, Musgu, Muyang, Naami, Nagumi, Naki, Ncane, Ndai, Ndaktup, Nda’nda’, Ndemli, Ndoola, Ngamambo, Ngambay, Ngemba, Ngie, Ngiemboon, Ngomba, Ngombale, Ngoshie, Ngwe, Ngwo, Nimbari, Njen, Njyem, Nkongho, Nomaande, Noone, Nubaca, Nugunu, Nyokon, Nyong, Nzakambay, Nzanyi, Oblo, Oku, Oroko, Osatu, Pam, Pana, Parkwa, Peere, Pévé, Pidgin, Cameroon, Pinyin, Pol, Psikye, Samba Leko, Sari, Sharwa, Suga, Swo, Tibea, Tikar, Tiv, To, Tsuvan, Tuki, Tunen, Tuotomb, Tupuri, Twendi, Usaghade, Vame, Vemgo-Mabas, Vengo, Vute, Wandala, Wawa, Weh, Wumboko, Wushi, Wuzlam, Yamba, Yambeta, Yangben, Yasa, Yemba, Yeni, Yukuben, Zhoa, Zizilivakan, Zulgo-Gemzek, ZumayaHide (source: Ethnologue)

Adult Literacy Rate in Cameroon: 71%