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Govt Supporters Protests Against U.S. Criticism of Cameroon

As the top U.S. diplomat for Africa visits Cameroon, pro-government groups are protesting what they call Tibor Nagy's interference in the country's internal affairs. Nagy and the European Union recently called on authorities to free opposition leader Maurice Kamto and urged them to work harder to stop the violence in Anglophone regions.

Cameroon: Pro-Govt Groups Protest Against U.S. Criticism During Nagy Visit

VOA, 19 March 2019

As the top U.S. diplomat for Africa visits Cameroon, pro-government groups are protesting what they call Tibor Nagy's interference in Cameroon's internal affairs. Read more »

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U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Africa Tibor Nagy and President Paul Biya of Cameroon

Cameroon: North West, South West Crisis - Women Ready to Contribute to Peace Initiatives

Cameroon Tribune, 18 March 2019

A delegation of the North West, South West Women Task Force had talks with the Coordinator of the National Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration Committee. Read more »
Cameroon: Manyu IDPs - President Biya Extends Largesse

Cameroon Tribune, 13 March 2019

The special ceremony saw the handing over of food and household items to some displaced persons at the Manyu Hall in Yaounde. Read more »

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U.S., EU Agree on Solutions to Cameroon's Crisis - U.S. Official

Assistant Secretary for African Affairs Tibor Nagy who will be visiting Cameroon on the 17th of March says before beginning his African visit he met with the G7 in France and they ... Read more »
- Cameroon: Top U.S. Official Reveals Behind the Scenes Talks on Anglophone Crisis
- Cameroon: Cameroon's Anglo-Francophone Rift Widens to Views On Democracy, Trust, National Identity (Afrobarometer)
U.S., EU Turn Up the Heat on Cameroon's Biya

The international community continues to pressure President Paul Biya and his government to respect human rights and address the security crisis in the country, the latest being ... Read more »
- Cameroon: U.S. and Europe Turn Up the Heat on Govt
- Cameroon: 2019 Cameroon Film Festival Cancelled Over Violence

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