Cameroon (Vol 16, 2019)
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Re-elected for another seven years in late 2018, President Paul Biya began his sixth term of office in the midst of turbulence that included the imprisonment and release of his political opponent Maurice Kamto, the continuation of the war in the country’s two Anglophone regions, which displaced hundreds of thousands and caused substantial material damage, and the mounting political pressure exerted on Biya’s government by his Western partners. The authorities also had to deal with a long and fierce legal battle between the Autonomous Port of Douala, a public enterprise, and the French corporate group Bolloré.
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Cameroon (Vol 16, 2019)
in Africa Yearbook OnlineSearch for other papers by Fanny Pigeaud in
Current site
Google Scholar
(5,065 words)