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Cameroon is boiling! Bridges are collapsing, strange accidents, memos and counter memos are either questioning or supporting the sit-tight attitude of President Paul Biya who has been in power for 34 years and who apparently spends most of his year out of his country; at a time when Common Law lawyers have addressed him a memorandum and are in for an indefinite strike action if the worries listed therein are not looked into.

Francis Ngwa Niba reflects on Cameroons failed health system as top officials continue to seek medical attention in foreign countries.

- Christopher Forgwe pays tribute to a fallen collusus of Anglophone identity and integrity, Prof. Bole Botake.

- Follow Ranibelle Sato's bumpy road ride across the deplorable streets of Bamenda, chief town of the North West Region of Cameroon.

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- Cameroon Teachers Trade Union (CATTU), vows to protect anglo-saxon system of education
- As Cameroonians take keen interest in the American presidential elections, Francis Ngwa Niba reflects on why a similar presidential debate cannot hold in Cameroon

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Randy Joe's Situation: "Anglophone prisoners like Jews in death camps..."

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• Why Chief Col. Hans Anagho was never made General in Cameroon?
• Randy Joe Sa'ah Situation Room
• Over 4 million Nigerians live in Cameroon, but where are their girls?
•  Are you a Cameroonian living abroad? How do you send food items/cash to your parents back home without stress?

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• President Paul Biya of Cameroon has engaged in massive borrowing to finance a number of projects. By so doing he may just be robbing future generations.
• Fon Nsem Mbinglo of Nso saves North West Crowns of Clowns...more on News Extra

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• Cameroon Laptop Regime and Failed Opposition with Tapang Ivo Tanku
• Randy Joe Saah "Situation Room" - Be Happy when you Fart

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• Cameroonians appreciate President Biya's largess offering 500.000 laptops to university students;
• Government opts to crackdown on illegal-noise-making churches;
• GiftedMom SMS ante-natal checks;
• Are women taking over the world?

Some traders and inhabitants of the chief town of the North West Region of Cameroon have taken to the streets demanding among others for the sacking of the city's government delegate whom they accuse of not being proactive.

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