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Fisherman in Kribi, Cameroon, say this is the last stretch of beach with enough space for them to anchor their canoes. Credit: Monde Kingsley Nfor/IPS By Monde Kingsley Nfor KRIBI, Cameroon, Jul 24 2014 (IPS) Pierre Zambo is a hotel manager in Kribi...

If only “the victims” would take one second to look at their history. There were ALWAYS more BLACK slave owners than white slave owners. There were ALWAYS more WHITE Irish slaves than black slaves. Why? Because they were cheaper. Abraham...

Cameroon’s economy is on its knees as the central African nation suffers its worst power outages since independence. Huge consignments of goods -- some destined for landlocked countries like Central African Republic, Chad and Sudan -- have been stockpiled...

VENTURES AFRICA – Fuel prices have increased in Cameroon after the Central African country cut some of its fuel subsidies, with fear of unrest reminiscent of 2008 after transport workers threatened to go on strike. Petrol pump price rose by 14 percent...

Since President Paul Biya came to power in 1982, Cameroon has been a sleepy regime with a soft and aging dictator, a nation all but forgotten in a remote corner of the African continent. This has dramatically changed with the spillover of Boko Haram...