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Cameroon: Polls Close, Conflict Simmers
DW, 7 October 2018
Voting has closed in Cameroon despite low turnup in Buea, the capital of the southwestern region. Some administrative officials were seen casting their ballots after local… Read more »
Voting has closed in Cameroon despite a low turnout in Buea, the capital of the southwestern region. Some administrative officials were seen casting their ballots after local residents were threatened by separatists, writes Deutsche Welle.
Voting has closed in Cameroon despite low a turn-out up in Buea, the capital of the southwestern region.
Women protest, holding up a poster with images of atrocities committed in an ongoing conflict between government forces and armed separatists, in Bamenda, Cameroon, Sept. 7, 2018.
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