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Cameroon’s largest city and main port, on the Wouri River
Douala is Cameroon’s largest city and chief port, on the Wouri River. It is the coastal home of Makossa — the bass-driven groove Manu Dibango carried around the world — and host to the Ngondo, the Sawa people’s water festival.
As Cameroon’s largest city and main economic and port hub, Douala has long been the country’s gateway to the sea on the Wouri River.
Makossa, the bass-driven dance groove made globally famous by Manu Dibango, is rooted in this coastal Douala region.
Cameroon’s largest city and chief port.
The river the city sits on.
The bass-driven genre rooted in the coastal Douala region, made globally famous by Manu Dibango.
The Sawa people’s water festival, held on the Wouri River in Douala.
Douala is Cameroon’s largest city and chief port, on the Wouri River.
Makossa — the bass-driven groove made globally famous by Manu Dibango — is rooted in the coastal Douala region.
The Ngondo is the Sawa people’s water festival, held on the Wouri River in Douala.