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Is top Biya aide Ngoh Ngoh losing his influence?

The position of the chief of staff of the president's office, who enjoys the support of first lady Chantal Biya, seems to be under threat. Until now, he has always managed to save his skin. [...]

Published on 21/07/2021 at 06:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Botswana, South Africa
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Cameroon
Is top Biya aide Ngoh Ngoh losing his influence?

Cameroon
Intelligence agents hunt author of parliamentary poison-pen letters

Cameroon
Ngoh Ngoh broadens his offensive on economy and finance ministries

Cameroon
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Cameroonian army tries to restructure as NWSW conflict becomes more violent

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