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Cameroon lawyer charged with secession » Police in the south western town of Buea have charged a lawyer defending suspected Anglophone separatists with secessi...
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Biya pins re-election campiagn on fear » YAOUNDE—The choices in the coming presidential election would be between peace and instability, President Paul Biya br...
Fru Ndi: change is at your door » Bamenda—John Fru Ndi, the chairman and presidential candidate of the Social Democratic Front, has said Cameroonians ca...
Government forced to dump thousands of job seekers » A month to go and with more than 300,000 job applications to sort through, we reveal how authorities are using uncon...
China Hopes to Promote Military Exchanges with Cam... » China would like to bring the military relations with Cameroon to a new stage, said Guo Boxiong, vice chairman of ...
SDF cautiously optimistic about Elecam changes » YAOUNDE—The opposition Social Democratic Front (SDF) claimed victory Wednesday, after a new government proposal tabled...
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Former Central African Republic leader dies in Dou... » Ange Felix Patasse, the former Central African Republic president who emerged second in the country’s January presiden...
World Bank grants Cameroon 15b FCFA for tourism, wood sectors
Written by PANA   
Thursday, 21 October 2010 10:13

The World Bank has granted Cameroon a 15 billion FCFA to help the country promote its tourism and wood sectors, according to the grant pact signed here Tuesday.
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Crisis rocks SW agric show preps
Written by Dean Mungo   
Monday, 18 October 2010 12:41

LIMBE—South West farmers have remained deeply divided over the region’s participation at the agro pastoral show billed for Ebolowa from December 9 to14 this year. The SW is one of the country’s largest producer of food crop.
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CNPS sacks dozens of workers
Written by Johnson G. Samba, The Standard Tribune   
Friday, 08 October 2010 11:05

YAOUNDE—Dozens of employees of the National Social Insurance Fund (CNPS) have been dismissed for offences ranging from insubordination to fraud.
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Cameroon to import Brazilian sugar to ease crunch
Written by Reuters   
Friday, 08 October 2010 09:44

sugarYAOUNDE (Reuters) - Cameroon will import 33,000 tonnes of sugar from Brazil and Congo Republic to ease a domestic shortfall, the government said on Thursday.

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Sundance signs Mbalam rail deal
Written by Business News   
Wednesday, 08 September 2010 11:33

West African-focused miner Sundance Resources has signed an agreement with CRCC China-Africa Construction to study the company's rail needs at Sundance's Mbalam Project.

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Cameroon cracks down on food price hikes
Written by Reuters   
Monday, 06 September 2010 09:34

YAOUNDE--The government is threatening to close down businesses found breaking price agreements on food staples after consumer groups warned that recent market price hikes could trigger unrest.
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