TOP NEWS Crisis-hit Cameroon city locked down in poll run-up “It’s risky to walk in Mile-16. If the police find you there, they’ll shoot you,” says a bus driver nervously in the capital of Cameroon’s southwest ahead of polls on Sunday. In Mile-16, an Anglophone separatist stronghold located on the AFP
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