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AllAfrica News: Cameroon
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Poaching, Wildlife Trade Provokes Outrage
Government and some NGOs working for wildlife protection have expressed outrage at the horrible spectre of poaching and wildlife trafficking in the East Region.
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Biya's Speech Was Empty - Fru Ndi
SDF National Chairman, John Fru Ndi, has described President Biya's end-of-year speech as empty. Fru Ndi made the statement following President Biya's traditional address to the nation on December 31.
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Cameroonian is New World Record Holder in Draughts
On Saturday, December 20, 2008, history was made in Emmeloord, The Netherlands, as Cameroonian-born Jean Marc Ndjofang, created a new world record in the game of draughts, technically referred to as World Record Draughts Clock Simultaneous.
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Paul Biya And New Year 2009
The year 2008 ended with another presidential address to the nation from Paul Biya. Like for many before it, the speech had no take home message. It was all about generalities and wishes, and bereft of concrete plans of action for 2009.
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Mount Cameroon Inspired Me - CNN Award Winner
She went in for the CNN Multi-choice African Journalist Awards 2008 like any other contestant. The outcome was uncertain but there was something to hang on - hope! After many years into the art of making radio documentaries, the moment of glory came for the Cameroonian-born radio entertainer, Evaline Ngono, on July 19, 2008, at the State Banquet Hall, Osu in Accra, Ghana. Ngono came into the international spotlight when it was announced that one of the two documentaries she forwarded, titled; "Mythe Et Realite Du Mont Cameroun" [The Myths and Realities of Mount Cameroon] had won an award in the many categories at the prestigious CNN Multi-choice African Journalist Awards 2008. While the dust around the awards are yet to settle, Ngono was in Buea at the close of 2008 to present the "booty" to a cross section of the people and why not to the ancestors of the region that inspired her to ultimate victory. In the course of the ceremony, she spoke exclusively to The Post.
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STV's Consty Ties Nuptial Knot
The year 2008 would have rounded off without any major romantic event until STV's rising star, Constantain Mbom took the stage with Mercy Ngahene Assama in holy matrimony.
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Forest Governance Facility Launches Environmental Projects
The Forest Governance Facility, FGF, Cameroon, has launched projects on seven community forest in the Northwest, Southwest and West Regions of the country. The projects were launched during a workshop in Bamenda, recently.
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President Paul Biya's End-of-Year Address to the Nation
Fellow Cameroonians,
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Court Rules On Bakassi Suit Jan 20
A Federal High Court, Abuja, has fixed January 20, 2009 for ruling on whether to stay proceedings in the suit filed by eight Bakassi indigenes against the Federal Government and others.
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Buea Streetlights Finally Come On
The Buea streetlights that have suffered successive destruction from rioting students and reckless drivers have finally began to glow.The lamps, most of them replaced at least twice, came alive in Molyko on Friday, December 12, thanks to efforts of the Buea Rural Council.
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Journalists Call for Press Offences Decriminalisation
Close to 30 journalists of the public and private media drawn from some countries of the Central African Sub Region, have re-echoed calls for African governments to decriminalise press offences.
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Illegal Forest Exploitation is High - WWF Director
Despite the current efforts by the World Wide Fund for Nature, WWF, to stem the tides of illegal logging and unscrupulous hunting of wild animals in Cameroon, WWF Country Director, Dr. Martin Chamba, says the phenomenon remains high.
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Bakassi - Nema Moves to Resettle Displaced Families
THE Executive Secretary, State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA), Cross River State, Vincent Ejermot Aquah disclosed yesterday that plans have been concluded to resettle over 750 displaced families from Bakassi to the resettlement permanent site in Ikpri Ikang in the new Bakassi Local Government.
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Effective Communication is Vital for the Elimination of Malaria
Experts involved in the fight against malaria have indicated the necessity of an effective communication for the eradication of malaria.
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Gas Fire Victims in Critical Condition
Simon Mukoko Mundenge, 60-year-old retired civil servant and his nephew Princely Elongo, in his 20s, are lying in CDC Cottage Hospital, Tiko, in searing pains from third-degree burns.
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