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CamCultur: A Mobile Application for Showcasing Cameroon's Cultural Diversity

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This publication presents the design and development of CamCultur, a mobile application aimed at promoting and preserving the rich cultural diversity of Cameroon. The app serves as a digital hub where users can explore traditions, languages, dances, music, festivals, and cuisines from all regions of the country. Through features such as an interactive cultural map, AI-powered assistance, and social sharing tools, CamCultur bridges the gap between technology and cultural education. It encourages engagement among users while providing accurate, multimedia-based cultural information, making Cameroon’s heritage more accessible to both locals and global audiences.

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