News of Thursday, 11 December 2014
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Patrice Nganang refuses a televised debate with Owona Nguini
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Ark Jammers meet Cameroon authorities over Boko Haram
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Mfoundi victims receive FCFA 500m as compensation
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The Superior Council of the Judiciary announced
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Crisis in the CNPS: The hunger strike continues
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Samuel Eto'o to fund funeral of Laurent Gbagbo's mother
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EU accords FCFA 118 million for gender violence prevention
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Cameroon, others turn to French firms to prepare peacekeepers
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Groups protest in Yaounde against the anti-terrorism law
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18,000 youths sensitized on violence against women
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Cameroon celebrates day for fight against corruption
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Promotional offers by phone operators suspended
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Improving living standards, Emergency Plan focus
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Cameroon opposition ‘concerned’ over anti-terrorism bill
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Praise-singers storm Promote fair
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UN Security Council to be alerted on Boko Haram atrocities
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Two new vocational centres created
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The straight hero of Cameroon’s gays
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Rationalize public spending; Biya cautions ministers
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Internet experts learn number management
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Emergency Plan: A matter for all 10 regions
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Foreign companies buying Africa's fertile land
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Carrying the “Queen” at PROMOTE
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A long afternoon of suspense…
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Sub-prefect bans debate in Yaoundé
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Governor Okalia, first Governor to get to Akwaya by road
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14 police officers adhere for a collective wedding
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'Sugar worse than salt' row erupts
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Scientists make 'feel full' chemical
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Relationship between personality, health: Study sheds new light on link
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Superbugs to kill 'more than cancer' by 2050
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Ebola vaccine trial suspended over unexpected side effects
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Polio still poses major health problems in the country
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Paying out-of-Pocket for healthcare leads to 'deep impoverishment' - UN Report