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Cameroon and Central African Republic discuss ‘dead steering wheel’ on Douala-Bangui corridor

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Cameroonian Minister Delegate for Transport Njoya Zakariaou received interlocutors to discuss the “dead steering wheel” phenomenon on the Douala-Bangui corridor. The talks bring Cameroon and the Central African Republic together to address the issue affecting transport on this route, reports Actu Cameroun.

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