Cameroon conflict: The football fans who hope their national team lose – Africana55 Radio

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When Egypt beat Cameroon in the Afcon semi-finals, much of the country went into mourning but Bamenda, the centre of dissent in the English-speaking regions, erupted in celebration. Most of those celebrating Cameroon's defeat did so in the safety of their homes but their voices could be heard across town.

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