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Cameroon’s Biya is Africa’s oldest president: assessing his 39 years in power

Cameroon’s President Paul Biya celebrated his 88th birthday recently, making him the oldest president in Africa. He has been in power for 38 years. Birthday celebrations…

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Germany plays double standards with Russia's state sponsored TV RT (Russia Today)

The Deutsche Welle (in English "German Waves") is a government-sponsored broadcasting organization like the BBC is to Britain, the VOA to America and France24 to France.

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NW/SW Issues, Pro-regime Elite & the Anglophone Nation

Northwest peoples have genuine issues to iron out with Southwest peoples - genuine grievances. Southwest peoples have genuine grievances to iron out with Northwest peoples. Those…

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Peace Is Possible: Conflict in Cameroon

Peace is not just absence of conflict, but the prevalence of justice. It is about hope, opportunity, and dignity. It is the ability to differ in…

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Why southern Cameroonians will not participate in the upcoming elections

PART A: 10 REASONSFROM A HUMANITARIAN PERSPECTIVE1:- Thousands have been killed2-: Thousands are hiding in the bushes3-: Thousands are Internally displaced4-: Thousands are in refugee camps5-:…

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Patrick Ekema and the ultimate triumph of buffoonery

Alive, erstwhile Buea Mayor, Patrick Ekema never erected self-aggrandizing edifices to assuage his inflated ego and flamboyant imaginary self-concept. In death, his paymasters decided to elevate…

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Cameroon: Should the Anglophone Diaspora boycott Biya's Cosmetic Dialogue?

In a rather bizarre display of self-aggrandizing impertinence, Biya used his address to engage in confrontational political snipping against the Diaspora, blaming them for financing and…

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A DIALOGUE AIMED TO SATISFY THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY AND NOT TO SOLVE THE PROBLEMS OF CAMEROONIANS

A speech, meant to be historic, just simply demonstrated that Paul Biya is very consistent with himself. He gave the impression that only the citizens, especially…

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Cameroon: The Economic Dimension of the Anglophone Crisis

From 1972-2018, Cameroon has earned $618 billion from Ambazonia crude oil sales with nothing to show for it. And Biya is killing our people because he…

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FCFA 250 billion Fine & Matters Arising

The pig-headed life sentences of Ambazonia leaders is an act of judicial imbecility by a Kangaroo court that reinforces Cameroon's battered international image as a country…

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