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French court maintains 11.7 billion CFA franc seizure against Cameroon

By , based on Ecomatin

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A French court has maintained a seizure of 11.7 billion CFA francs targeting the Cameroonian state in the Garoubé Pilot Project dispute. The measure was requested by a fund based in the Cayman Islands, according to Ecomatin, which describes the decision as a fresh setback for Yaoundé.

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