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Biya’s hand: a source of glory and shame
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The AGBAW-EBAI DEBATE: Cameroon sinking to rise no more 0
Keeping them Honest:
Don’t step foot in Ambazonia, France warns its citizens. After the US embassy issued a travel advisory warning its citizens against travelling to the Anglophone regions because of the degenerating security situation, the French ambassador to Yde, Gilles Thibault has issued a travel ban on the embassy website, advising French citizens to avoid any travel to Ambazonia, saying they are potential kidnap targets.
Now that France has come to realize the obvious; would the French pressure Biya to come to the negotiation table?
By Ekinneh Agbaw-Ebai