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Cameroon highlights its security resilience

By , based on Actu Cameroun

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Cameroon reflects on ten years of armed violence in the North-West and South-West regions, triggered by professional and political grievances. The presentation highlights the resilience of Cameroon’s security arrangements, without announcing any new decision or measure.

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