News of Friday, 28 November 2014
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CAR rebel leader exchanged for 26 hostages including Polish priest
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Cameroon hosts Afrosai Headquaters building
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Court summons Fame Ndongo
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France warns African leaders against trying to keep power
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Urban transporters express bliss over new transport regulation
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Minister of Employment launches 2014 job fair
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Beh Mengue summoned by Special Criminal Tribunal
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Government to improve conditions of the disabled
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National Assembly: Alternate MPs to create project support fund
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Group calls for Minister Martin Belinga Eboutou's arrest
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War against Boko Haram: MPs rally behind president, military
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Communication Council suspends critical journalists
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Senate approves petroleum price review bill
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Cameroon focuses on widows’ rights during UN activism days
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Cameroon battles to keep youths out of Boko Haram
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Bertin Kisob arrested in Douala
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Sodecoton Case: The legal ping-pong
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Media practitioners schooled on environmental preservation
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Local jobs: The experience of Sangmélima
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Fako SDO tasks municipal authorities to improve local revenue
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CRADAT graduates three badges of students
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Buea council hands over VIP ward, chapel to Regional Hospital Annex
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3 Fako lawyers seek position in Bar Executive Council
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Later childbirth might mean a longer life
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Fragile X study offers hope of new autism treatment
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Bladder cancer: 'Exciting' drug breakthrough
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Staff of Ministry of Finance reinforce fight against HIV/AIDS
