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Higher cocoa prices raise standard of living in Cameroon

Cameroon is Africa's fourth largest cocoa producer, providing most of the income for communities involved in its production. DW's Blaise Eyong spoke to a farmer in Cameroon's Littoral region, who is turning…

3 months ago

by Abiodun Ogundairo

Nigeria to ban sale of alcohol in sachet and small bottles⁣, JSS 3, 2 to resume Sept 21 in Lagos⁣ and more

Here are a few reasons to pick up a copy of The Guardian on Monday. Find these stories and much more when you grab a copy of The Guardian on Monday.⁣…

5 years ago

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Cameroon sexual abuse: Karate Federation under scrutiny following sexual abuse allegations

In Cameroon, sexual abuse allegations have hit the Karate Federation. Our correspondents report on how many women are speaking out and seeking justice. But first, Zimbabwe has banned protests and deployed soldiers…

5 years ago

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Cameroon: Former Anglophone separatist fighters find refuge in reintegration camps

Even as Cameroon's Anglophone crisis continues, some of the separatists who once fought for independence for the country's English-speaking regions have put down their weapons in the hope of reintegrating into civilian…

5 years ago

Africa·News

Special edition: African advancement and the consequences of colonialism

While the murder of George Floyd in the United States has revived anti-racism movements around the world, it has also stirred up the painful history of colonialism. In this special edition, FRANCE…

5 years ago

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Nobel Prize laureates call for Cameroon ceasefire

A group of Nobel Prize laureates has urged the government of Cameroon and separatist rebel forces to cease fighting and let health workers tackle the coronavirus pandemic.…

5 years ago

Africa·News

Human traffickers go online to lure victims

Nigerians have been warned to steer clear of job offers across social media platforms that appear to be legitimate, as the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic has made human traffickers more desperate in their…

5 years ago

GTV Exclusive

Cameroon’s Unity Day celebrations canceled as COVID-19 masks internal tensions

Cameroon has canceled its annual Unity Day celebrations to curb the spread of the coronavirus. But opposition leaders and separatists say the country is far from unified anyway.…

5 years ago

Africa·News

Afro jazz legend Manu Dibango dies of COVID 19

Cameroon-born singer Manu Dibango, best known for his 1972 hit 'Soul Makossa', passed away in France on Tuesday having been diagnosed with COVID-19 earlier this month.…

5 years ago

GTV Exclusive

Cameroon elections overshadowed by calls for boycott and violence

Cameroon prepares to head to the polls this Sunday but there are calls to boycott the polls as separatist unrest in its North and South West regions continues.Star power in South Africa…

5 years ago

Africa·News

Cameroon elections: A vote marked by violence and abstention

Cameroon votes on February 9 in elections that have been postponed twice. But what with opposition boycotts, separatist intimidation and fears of violence, there's a lack of enthusiasm for the vote.…

5 years ago

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Cameroon - Page 3

Higher cocoa prices raise standard of living in Cameroon

Nigeria to ban sale of alcohol in sachet and small bottles⁣, JSS 3, 2 to resume Sept 21 in Lagos⁣ and more

Cameroon sexual abuse: Karate Federation under scrutiny following sexual abuse allegations

Cameroon: Former Anglophone separatist fighters find refuge in reintegration camps

Special edition: African advancement and the consequences of colonialism

Nobel Prize laureates call for Cameroon ceasefire

Human traffickers go online to lure victims

Cameroon’s Unity Day celebrations canceled as COVID-19 masks internal tensions

Afro jazz legend Manu Dibango dies of COVID 19

Cameroon elections overshadowed by calls for boycott and violence

Cameroon elections: A vote marked by violence and abstention

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