Cameroon: A stroll through Douala’s red-light districts

At 8 p.m., the Poutoulou crossroads near Makumba Makumba square in Douala is busy, with students returning from school and street vendors known as “Bayam Selam” and “Sauveteurs” wrapping up their day. The account describes a young woman wearing boxer shorts that reveal a thong and little clothing on top, walking along the pavement unfazed by people looking at her. The article says this style of dress has become common on Cameroon’s streets, but the supplied text cuts off before giving further details.