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Cameroon: hunting down the ivory traffickers

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Cameroon is one of the few countries fighting the scourge of poaching. It’s a dangerous battle, in a world where corruption and the promise of easy money often lead to conflict.

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By Catherine GALLOWAY / Cintia PINA TORIJA / Mathieu HORSTMANN / Rayan HINDI
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Algerians in France, 1954-1962
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