Environment - Nature
Congo Basin forest management "successful"
afrol News, 21 May - Environmentalists celebrate the "rapid progress" made in saving the precious rainforests of the Congo Basin, second only to the Amazon. Vast areas are now effectively protected and sustainably and responsibly managed.
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Human rights | Society | Politics
Govt refutes rights report
afrol News, 6 February - The Cameroonian government has discredited the newly published Amnesty International report alleging the country has a bad record of human rights violations. Read more
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Politics | Society | Human rights | Culture - Arts
Cameroonian songbird jailed for rioting
afrol News, 10 October - Writers in Prison Committee (WiPC) has condemned three-year prison sentence and excessive fine imposed on well-known Cameroonian singer-songwriter Lapiro de Mbanga (real name Pierre Roger Lambo Sandjo) who was arrested earlier this year for allegedly being part of anti-government demonstrations. Read more
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Economy - Development | Politics | Gender - Women | Society
Women's health crucial for development
afrol News, 4 September - African governments have been called to "ensure that women are in a state of physical, mental and social being" capable of carrying out their numerous responsibilities.
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