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Cameroon: prominent lawyer vows to unseat Paul Biya in 2018 polls

October 20, 2017 Khalid Al Mouahidi 0

Akere Tabeng Muna, one of Cameroon’s most prolific lawyers and anti-graft crusaders has officially announced he would run for president in the upcoming presidential election. […]

Cameroon: Opposition warns President Biya not to sign anti-terrorism bill

December 11, 2014 Steven Addamah 0

Cameroon’s parliament has approved a bill on Wednesday geared towards fighting terrorism in the country but there are worries that it will empower the government […]

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