Tahouth

Tahouth is a village located in the central part of Cameroon. It is situated within the Adamawa Region. The village is part of the administrative division of the Djerem department. Tahouth is primarily an agricultural community, with its economy largely dependent on farming and livestock. The local population engages in subsistence farming, growing crops such as maize, yams, and cassava. Livestock, particularly cattle, is also a significant part of their livelihood.

The region where Tahouth is located is characterized by a savanna landscape, with distinct wet and dry seasons. Access to Tahouth is typically via unpaved roads, which can become challenging during the rainy season. Like many rural communities in Cameroon, Tahouth faces challenges related to infrastructure, healthcare, and education. Efforts are often made by local authorities and non-governmental organizations to improve these services. The cultural traditions of the people in Tahouth are influenced by the ethnic groups prevalent in the Adamawa Region, with various local customs and languages spoken. Information regarding specific historical events or prominent figures associated with Tahouth is limited in publicly accessible records.