The Epoch Times, an international newspaper printed in several cities across the United States, Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom, has published a series of articles on Cameroon this year, the most recent being two post-election articles which appeared online and in the US and UK print editions of the newspaper.
The first, which is partially based on a phone interview that I had with Epoch Times correspondent, Kremena Krumova, looks at prospects for political reform in Cameroon in spite of Biya's election victory. [Click here to download article from UK print edition]
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