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Cameroonian Journalist Bruno Bidjang Faces Extended Detention - Vimarsana News

Cameroonian Journalist Bruno Bidjang Faces Extended Detention

Journalist Bruno Bidjang detained for criticizing high cost of living in Cameroon. Case raises concerns about free speech. Is this about justice or silencing di

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Camair-Co's safety concerns: a wake-up call for the Cameroonian airline industry - Vimarsana News

Camair-Co's safety concerns: a wake-up call for the Cameroonian airline industry

Explore the shocking revelations from a note by Camair-Co's acting director of flight operations, highlighting critical safety risks and organizational deficien

Cameroon: a cockfight to equip the Indomitable Lions? - Vimarsana News

Cameroon: a cockfight to equip the Indomitable Lions?

While Samuel Eto'o terminated the contract that linked Fecafoot to Le Coq Sportif, the French brand leaked his jersey designed for the Indomitable Lions at the next World Cup.

Actualités Cameroun :: Cyrus Ngo'o au TCS : L'heure des comptes pour Ngoh Ngoh et Séraphin Fouda ? :: Cameroon news - Vimarsana News

Actualités Cameroun :: Cyrus Ngo'o au TCS : L'heure des comptes pour Ngoh Ngoh et Séraphin Fouda ? :: Cameroon news

Après plus de 10h d’audition mercredi dernier, le directeur général du Port autonome de Douala,cité dans une dizaine d’affaires, s’est montré incapable d’y appo...

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How a small Cape Verde island became an LGTBI oasis in Africa - Vimarsana News

How a small Cape Verde island became an LGTBI oasis in Africa

He never takes a taxi if he doesn’t know the driver. It is unthinkable for him to get on a bus. He lives outside Dakar, the capital of Senegal, in a small village where he feels safer. Yet his house once was burnt down. Sometimes he is assaulted. He doesn't want to hide he is gay but sometimes has to live on the run because of threats. Although he does not want anonymity, we cannot publish his name for fear of further endangering his life. This is the life of a gay man in Senegal, where since 1966, any man or woman caught in an “act of homosexuality” or “acts against nature” between...