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Cameroon: Biya Likely to Join Me in Jail - Fru Ndi

SDF Chairman, John Fru Ndi, has declared that if he is jailed come August 19, President Paul Biya will join him in jail.

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Biya Likely To Join Me In Jail - Fru Ndi

By Chris Mbunwe SDF Chairman, John Fru Ndi, has declared that if he is jailed come August 19, President Paul Biya will join him in jail.

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Mayor Blames SNEC, AES Sonel For Irregular Supplies

By Wamey Panky Jones Mangoh Tanko, Nkambe Council Mayor, has heaped blame on Cameroon National Water Corporation, SNEC, authorities for irregular water supply and high water bills.

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Cameroon: Sports Minister Announces 20,000-Capacity Stadium in Bamenda

The Minister of Sports and Physical Education, Augustine Edjoa, has announced the construction of a 20.000 seats football stadium and a multipurpose sports complex of 2,000 places in Bamenda.

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Cameroon: Rotary International Equips Bui Health Units

The Rotary Club in Bamenda, Tuesday, July 29, provided a consignment of equipment to community health centres of Kitiwum and Shisong in Kumbo, Bui Division.

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Cameroon: Jomea Pefok is Dead

The first-ever Government Delegate to the Bamenda Urban Council, Jomea Pefok, died Wednesday, July 30, 2008, at 1 pm.

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Cameroon: SCNC Faction Leader Arrested

Scores of gendarmes from the Ntarinkon Brigade in Bamenda Friday, July 25, stormed the Secretariat of a faction of Southern Cameroons National Council, SCNC, and arrested its leader, Thomas Nwanchan,

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Cameroon: CBC Pastors Decry Poor Treatment of Former Officials

Some pastors of Cameroon Baptist Convention, CBC, have expressed worries over the poor treatment accorded former top officials of the church.

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SCNC Faction Leader Arrested

By Chris Mbunwe Scores of gendarmes from the Ntarinkon Brigade in Bamenda Friday, July 25, stormed the Secretariat of a faction of Southern Cameroons National Council, SCNC, and arrested its leader, Thomas Nwanchan,

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Jomea Pefok Is Dead

By Chris Mbunwe The first-ever Government Delegate to the Bamenda Urban Council, Jomea Pefok, died Wednesday, July 30, 2008, at 1 pm.

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Cameroon: Bamenda - Rape Victims Share Humiliating Experiences

They resolved to stop rape by talking about it.

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CBC Pastors Decry Poor Treatment Of Former Officials

By Jeff Ngawe Yufenyu Some pastors of Cameroon Baptist Convention, CBC, have expressed worries over the poor treatment accorded former top officials of the church.

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Cameroon: Elite Worried Over Poor Performance of School

Members of the Soh elite in Njikwa Subdivision, Northwest Province, Bamenda, have expressed disappointment at the poor examinations results of the lone village school.

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Cameroon: Governor Worried Over Unpaid Salaries

Northwest Governor, Abakar Ahamat, has lamented the agony workers of the African Development Bank, ADB, project known as GP-DERUDEP are going through with several months of unpaid salaries.

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Cameroon: Diboule Murder Case - People's 'Court' Declares Fru Ndi 'Not Guilty'

On August 19, SDF National Chairman John Fru Ndi, will be appearing before the Mfoundi High Court on a charge of complicity in the murder of Gregoire Diboule Nzal, which took place on May 26.