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» Tuesday, March 9, 2004

President of Cameroon

Asked about the Prime Minister’s meeting with President Biya of Cameroon this morning, the PMOS said that the two leaders had had a wide-ranging discussion about issues relating to that particular region of Africa.

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..Because the problem with politics today is that there isn’t enough religion in it.
Comment by Gregory Block — 9 Sep 2004 on 9:17 am | Link
Not sure if you’re being sarcastic or not there, Gregory. If you are, then ok! If not, then I have to disagree!
Comment by PapaLazzzaru — 9 Sep 2004 on 2:42 pm | Link
Dear Sir,
I want to contact President & tell him that some people from Cameroon contact Business Exporters & send them letters about some contracts & then they say that send them the Invoices for the particular Product & also a letter to President but the name they give is not President Biya but Some Brown Okeke.
So I wnat to ask that him that pl find out about those fraud people who r making inocent people their Target & then taking advantage of them.
Pl request him to take some action & also take a way out to solve & overcome this type of problem.
Thanks
Comment by sagar — 30 Apr 2006 on 7:34 pm | Link
Hello! I am dealing with a company in Cameroon ( Parateck S.A.) that wants to import generic medicines from my company here in Portugal. Until know all the required documents and samples seem to be a normal procedure but now they are asking for 4.000USD for registration fees. Is this the standard among helath authorities in Cameroon, or just a scam. Please inform me asap.
Thank you so much.

Maria Nunes
Comment by Maria Nunes — 12 Apr 2008 on 2:40 pm | Link

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