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The colonial partition that keeps Cameroon split along ‘artificial lines’
After European powers split up Africa during the 1884-1885 ... After independence in the 1960s, Cameroon maintained its French-majority culture, while those in the Anglophone regions felt ...
The Africa Report7d
Cameroon after Biya: Who will succeed Africa’s longest‑serving leader?
Paul Biya has ruled Cameroon since 1982, presenting his long tenure as a guarantor of stability. Yet Marie-Emmanuelle ...
The Moodie Davitt Report13h
Lagardère Travel Retail to debut inaugural Aelia Duty Free stores at Cameroon airports
Lagardère’s strategic expansion into Cameroon aims to foster employment, bolster the economy and elevate the traveller ...
AllAfrica.com15d
In the Centre of Cameroon, Pineapple Farming Is Transforming the Daily Lives of Women
which has transformed the lives of thousands of people in Cameroon. Sylviane Blanche Jouogo is one of the Project's ...
Crux4d
Bishops warn politicians against pushing Ivory Coast to cultivate culture of death
With barely seven months until the Presidential election in Ivory Coast, Catholic bishops in the West African country have ...