Cameroon’s Trade Minister Urges Retailers to Resume Operations After Post-Election Violence
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Trade Minister Luc Magloire Mbarga Atangana urged retailers to resume operations immediately to ensure regular food supply after post-election unrest. The October 27 riots following the disputed presidential election disrupted supply chains and led to store closures in several cities. The (…)
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