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Video - Elections Fail to Solve Cameroon’s Deepening Crises
Video - Elections Fail to Solve Cameroon’s Deepening Crises
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Video - Elections Fail to Solve Cameroon’s Deepening Crises

Richard Moncrieff, Crisis Group’s Central Africa Project Director, says the crisis over Cameroon's 7 October election is the worst for 25 years, adding new risks in a country already on the brink of civil war due to the Anglophone crisis. Tensions may rise further once the election results are officially announced.

Video: Elections Fail to Solve Cameroon’s Deepening Crises

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