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Column One
Biya’s skewed version Cameroon history
Written by Clovis Atatah   
Sunday, 03 January 2010 08:37

 

President Paul Biya’s address to the nation on December 31, 2009 highlighted the alarming propensity of Cameroon ’s authorities to view the history of the country through a tainted prism in an attempt to undermine the stature of Anglophone Cameroon and the status of Anglophones.

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President Biya writes to Cameroonians on his 27th Anniversary in Power
Written by George Esunge Fominyen   
Tuesday, 29 December 2009 21:05

After 27 years as President of any Republic it is not easy to maintain attention on the day one came to power. Paul Biya of Cameroon has decided to generate a buzz by doing something unusual. At least, it is unusual for him.
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