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Cameroon’s Finance Minister Louis Paul Motaze defended delays in domestic debt payments on Nov. 18, saying the government is prioritizing external debt to protect the country’s financial reputation. Responding to lawmakers’ questions about domestic arrears, Motaze said external repayments (…)
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