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Two killed in Cameroon protests ahead of election results, opposition says
Hundreds of supporters of opposition presidential candidate Issa Tchiroma accuse Paul Biya gov't of seeking to rig vote.
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theguardian.com
Two dead and dozens arrested amid Cameroon election crackdown
Wave of unrest as polling suggests victory in presidential race for 92-year-old incumbent Paul Buya
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bbc.com
Cameroon election results: We won't accept a stolen vote, says Issa Tchiroma Bakary
Issa Tchiroma Bakary says he won the election and is not concerned about being arrested or put in jail.
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aljazeera.com
Two killed in Cameroon protests ahead of election results, opposition says
Hundreds of supporters of opposition presidential candidate Issa Tchiroma accuse Paul Biya gov't of seeking to rig vote.
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Violent protests flare in Cameroon as results due in contested election
An opposition candidate is challenging the incumbent president's 43-year hold on power.
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thehindu.com
At least two protesters shot dead as tensions rise in Cameroon ahead of election results, opposition says
Tensions escalate in Cameroon as two protesters are shot dead amid opposition rallies demanding credible election results.
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Cameroon’s President Paul Biya declared election winner
This is a breaking news story.
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Biya declared victor of Cameroon election: Why deadly protests broke out
Paul Biya, world's oldest leader at 92, has won eighth term as president. Opposition supporters say election was stolen.
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arabnews.com
EU urges ‘restraint’ after violent repression of protests in Cameroon
BRUSSELS: The EU said Tuesday it was “deeply concerned” about the violent repression of protests that rocked Cameroon after a disputed presidential vote and urged authorities to…
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Cameroon opposition leader to face legal action over alleged election unrest, government says
The threat against Issa Tchiroma Bakary comes a day after he was declared the runner-up in disputed presidential polls.