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OP-ED: Mugabe and Biya share one thing in common

Mugabe and Biya share one thing in common. And that is China, their greatest trading partner and propaganda mentor. Both regimes bought the Chinese-manufactured machines to…

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Cameroon's "National-cake policy" - Briba Gatama

In 2002 when I was the spokesman for the " Memorandum of the Great North", one of the main points of our demand was the low…

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Keeping them Honest: Did we miss the memo? Tchiroma says SCACUF killed Gendarmes in NW region

"...four members of the Defence and Security Forces on special assignment have been killed, fallen under the bullets of terrorists, who claim to belong to the…

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Yaounde: At 35, Biya remains Cameroon Pious Political Strongman

Cameroon’s Head of State, Paul Biya, is fast becoming animmortal in the country’s political chronicle. Before 1945, very few would have imagined that the then green…

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Paul Biya celebrates 35 years of Dictatorship in Cameroon

The head of the dictatorial regime, Biya and his followers, celebrate today 6 November 2017, 35 years of arbitrary rule in Cameroon. Preparations have been going…

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Southern Cameroons Crisis: Is Balla Really A Traitor?

One thing my parents looked back to in former West Cameroon with nostalgia was its enviable democratic culture. The press I am told was critical, citizens…

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AFRICANS, WAKE UP! THE WEST CANNOT HELP YOU

“This article intends to insult no one and much work has been done in that regard. The words were carefully chosen by the author to highlight…

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BEYOND OPTIMISM FROM WITHIN THE CLOUDS OF DISPAIR

Dear Ambalanders, Do not be discouraged. Remember that like our thumbprints, each of which is unique, so too are our thoughts on the same or similar…

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Bilingual Union: Cameroon should adopt the case of Canada and Quebec

When Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau of Canada realized that Quebec wanted to organize a referendum for independence, he quickly summoned the other Premiers to sit at…

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A Look Back in Anger The Cammark Mamfe & Cammark Kumba Dream Teams

The four Cammarks -Bamenda, Kumba, Limbe and Mamfe were financed by the National Produce Marketing Board, and dominated football in Anglophone Cameroon competing with Public Works…

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