News of Thursday, 6 November 2014
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End of year festivities: Market supply to be stabilised
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CAMES candidates take second test
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Mincom pay Sopecam a visit
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Non affected Ebola countries intensify surveillance against disease
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"Cargo" banned in Douala till further notice
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Children evaluate MDGs 2015 via drawing contest
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FNE allocates 20m for payment of newly employed youth
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Doctoral candidate at Ngaoundere University applauded
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More Nigerians cross border to flee Boko Haram
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OHADA law: 24 files pending examination
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Pioneer mediators to receive training
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The 2014 Legatum Prosperity Index: CMR ranks 115th
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Indo-British investor received by Head of State
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Douala University announces reopening of campus
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South Korea offers computers to GHS Limbe
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Doctor dies of snake bite in Poli
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Cameroon clears dead Ebola suspect
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Ekona Stream turns reservoir for human faeces
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The 'bad' taste of Tole tea
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ITU sets deadline for broadcast switch-over
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CPDM to commemorate 32 years of existence today
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CEMAC 2014-2030 mutual strategy under validation
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2015 Commonwealth Short Story Prize open for entry
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Officials arrest an impostor in Kumba
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Armed robber arrested in Yaoundé
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ESIR arrest gang of criminals in Kousseri
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Man in court for abuse of confidence
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Douala population face demolition of homes
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NWACUDA sets standards in community dev't; Musa Shey Nfor applauded
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Public Health: Experts launch new family planning checks
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For leaders, looking intelligent is less important than looking healthy
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Douala General Hospital equipped for cardiac surgery
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Scientists create ‘smart bomb’ drug to target leukemia in children
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Having a Y chromosome doesn't affect women's response to sexual images, brain study shows