On January 1, Cameroon will marks its 60th anniversary of independence, the first of 17 African countries that became free from their colonial masters in 1960.
The fight for independence in the Central African nation was brutal and bloody a French colonial troops sought to repress nationalist voices and fighters.
The fight for independence in the Central African nation was brutal and bloody a French colonial troops sought to repress nationalist voices and fighters.
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