News of Thursday, 26 March 2015
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Nigeria closes borders ahead of Saturday polls
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8 Shepherds, teenager abducted by CAR rebels
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New military officers commissioned in Ngaoundéré
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Forest communities schooled on forest policies
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Minister of Economy receives Spanish Business delegation
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Chadian forces join army in Waza to stop Boko Haram
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Mt. Cameroon forest undergoes restoration
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EU pledges 4.1 bn FCFA to Boko Haram affected countries
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EXCLUSIVE: Fon Teche faked NOWEFU constitution
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Lake Chad Charter: Stakeholders discuss best practices
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Eto’o joins humanitarian support campaign for Boko Haram victims
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Cameroon needs help to assist refugees
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Boko Haram using civilians as human shields
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Nigeria closes borders ahead of Saturday polls
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Ngaoundere Hospital to tighten security system
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'Sights Unseen' donates spectacles to children
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Farmer-Grazer conflict rages on in Cameroon
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Senate Bureau: Who replaces Fon Njifua, Nkwain?
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Bakundu bigwigs, local authority clash over power
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TACCUL to finance small and big entrepreneurs
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Ebola 'more deadly' in young children
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New diet could reduce risk of Alzheimer's, study suggests
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New score predicts heart disease and stroke risk for anyone in world aged over 40
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Mother's support is vital for sexually abused children
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Common bacteria on verge of becoming antibiotic-resistant superbugs
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Spanish firm to build pharmaceutical laboratory in Cameroon
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Cameroon records 26,000 tuberculosis cases