News of Friday, 30 January 2015
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AU calls for 7,500-strong force to fight Boko Haram
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2 French MPs open talks on economic recovery of the North
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Robert Mugabe takes over as African Union chairman
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Amadou Vamoulke elected President of URTI
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105 teachers punished for bad behaviours at work
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Chantal Biya shows commitment to Citizenship Education
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Woman goes into hiding to protest forced marriage
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"We saw helicopters drop arms, food for Boko Haram"
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Mebara wants court to summon Boeing executives
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Cameroon-Nigeria: Maximising trade opportunities
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Douala I traders and municipal police clash, one dead
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Boko Haram execute ten in Cameroon
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Cameroon takes delivery of Chinese patrol boats
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Biya regime to face court action over Goulongo's death
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African Union calls for 7,500-strong force to fight Boko Haram
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Cameroon, France seek common security solutions
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Erectile dysfunction drugs could protect liver from sepsis-induced damage
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Should 'High T' determine eligibility for women’s sports?
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Ebola outbreak: Virus mutating, scientists warn
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Heavy drinking in middle-age may increase stroke risk more than traditional factors
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Scientists home in on reasons behind cancer drug trial disappointment
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Vaccination stakeholders evaluate national coverage