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Japan top court finalizes government damages over Cameroon detainee death

TOKYO (Kyodo) — Japan’s top court recently finalized lower court rulings ordering the central government to pay damages to the bereaved family of a 43-year-old Cameroonian man who died in 2014 while in detention at an immigration control facility near Tokyo. But the decision dated Wednesday by the Supreme Court …

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Suspension de l’aide Américaine sanitaire : cas du Cameroun

Journal Chrétien | La suspension de l’aide Américaine au Cameroun résulte d’un décret imposé par l’administration Trump, qui a gelé pour 90 jours les financements destinés aux principaux programme s de santé, notamment le PEPFAR (lutte contre le VIH/Sida) et la PMI (lutte contre le paludisme). Cette décision, qui s’inscrit …

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Un Camerounais arrêté à Bangkok pour une arnaque aux faux dollars américains

CameroonOnline.ORG | Un Camerounais de 53 ans, M. Tenkeu, a été arrêté à Bangkok pour avoir prétendument mis en place une arnaque en ligne avec de faux dollars américains (Tel que rapporté par ASEAN NOW). Il publiait des annonces pour de véritables billets de 100 $ à un prix incroyablement …

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Cameroonian Man Arrested in Bangkok for Fake US Dollar Scam

ASEAN NOW | A 53-year-old Cameroonian man has been arrested by immigration police for allegedly running a scam selling counterfeit US dollars online. The suspect, identified as Mr. Tenkeu, was caught in a sting operation in Bangkok’s Bang Kapi district. According to the Immigration Bureau’s Investigation Division, authorities had been …

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Cameroonian citizen apprehended at NAIA for fraud, immigration cases

Palawan News | Immigration authorities apprehended a Cameroonian national at Ninoy Aquino International Airport last week on pending fraud allegations and immigration violations. Commissioner of the Bureau of Immigration (BI), Joel Anthony Viado, identified him as Oscar Ogie Mbang, 52. He was detained on January 27 after arriving at NAIA …

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