News of Monday, 22 December 2014
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CRTV spends 54 million yearly to maintain a ‘ghost’ antenna – Ekondo Titi Mayor
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Construction begins on Kumba-Mamfe Road
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Prof. Francis Nyamnjoh wins 2014 Eko Literature Prize
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Funding now available for contingency plan
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King Wilhem Madola of Batanga Yassa remembered
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Governors’ Meeting: Security to be reinforced at refugee camps
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Contingency Plan: Government and financial institutions agree on a forward march
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South West - Feicom funds 150 projects in 31 councils
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Refugee camps under close security watch
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Hevecam employees arrested over the weekend
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Moroccan Alliances plans on building social housing in Cameroon
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Boko Haram training camp found in the Extreme North of Cameroon
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CSOs advocate amendment of 1990 Association Law
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Boko Haram camp dismantled in Cameroon, army says
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Construction of hospitals at the centre of audience at Unity Palace
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Fleeing from forced marriage, girl seeks refuge in USA
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Senator Musonge reaches out to Buea, Limbe hospitals with equipment
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Fire ravages Tiko market
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Corpse found on municipal lake in Dschang
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GBHS B’da ex-students return to inspire younger ones
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Eta-Bisong Vs Bar Council Ruling: Both parties claim victory
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Brasseries awards scholarships to best pupils
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Environment ministry proffers solutions to Far North floods
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Corruption diminishes the stature of Cameroon - Prof. Julius Oben
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Asapngu threatens court action against Kumba II Mayor, Councillor
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Students urged to make friends while schooling