Banana-Plantain Festival: Driving Domestic Demand for a Key Export Crop
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The fourth edition of Cameroon’s International Banana-Plantain Festival opens today at the Olembe Stadium in Yaounde. While the opening ceremony will feature cultural parades, exhibitions, and sporting events, the underlying purpose of the gathering is economic: to highlight the importance of (…)
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