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Cameroon apparently under a de facto federalism
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Biya’s continued stay in power: journalist Hans Achomba missing since November 5
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US: Trump pardons Giuliani and others accused of plot to overturn 2020 election
23, July 2019
Boris Johnson becomes Britain’s new prime minister 0
Boris Johnson, Britain’s most high-profile Brexiteer, has won the leadership of the Tories to become the country’s next prime minister, replacing outgoing Theresa May.
Johnson won 92,153 votes by members of the Conservative Party On Tuesday, Reuters reported. His main rival, Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt, won 46,656.