News of Tuesday, 4 November 2014
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Multiparty politics: 298 political parties in quest for recognition
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Boko Haram attack: Military evacuate residents of Galao 1,2
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Driving schools on check
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Six perish in ghastly motor accident in Efok
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CAMES: Exam continues in Yaounde
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Boko Haram rocket strikes building near Fotokol hospital
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Authorities decry high numbers of foreign workers in CMR
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Boko Haram fires rockets at BIR installations
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545th edition of Bamoun festival launched
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Fuel shortage hits the north
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Over 57,000 infected with HIV/ AIDS in Littoral region
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Lecturers continue strike despite promises from Minesup
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François Ngoubene relieved of duty at CMR Embassy in USA
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154 clandestine driving schools identified
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SDF condemns muzzling of the Press in Cameroon
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SDF denounces journalists' incarceration, calls it "witch hunt"
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Senator Francis Nkwain’s funeral programme out
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Ritualists constantly demand human parts - Chief mortuary attendant
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Gov’t subsidy to private communication is insignificant - Minister
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CMR named among countries stigmatizing Nigerians amid Ebola crisis
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Fotokol inhabitants evacuated for aerial fight against Boko Haram
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Cardinal Tumi hits hard against same sex relationships
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Reopening of borders: SW prepares effective implementation
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Women at the VP STUGA Debate
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Seminar: Working Together for CUIB
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CUIB students advised to be decent in dressing
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CUIB Presidential Debate continues...
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Court overrules ‘recalcitrant’ SDF mayor’s decision
