Mvolyé

<h2 id="local-culture-and-heritage">Local culture and heritage</h2>
<h3>Places and monuments</h3>
<h4>Basilica Mary Queen of the Apostles of Mvolyé</h4>
<p>The basilica is located at the southern exit of <a href="/facts/Yaound%C3%A9/rVDzbQQ4">Yaoundé</a> on the hill of Mvolyé.
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<li>Ngoh, Victor Julius (1996): <i>History of Cameroon Since 1800</i>. Limbe: Presbook.</li></ul>

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