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Bloody independence

By Guardian Exclusive
04 October 2017   |   3:05 pm
At least 17 people have been reported dead and several injured in Cameroon’s restive anglophone belt at the weekend. Those killed and injured were part of a separatist group demanding independence from Cameroon.

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