John Hopkins University Press / Coastal / State-Owned Enterprises / 2002 Cameroon Journal / IMF/World Bank / Cameroon Journal / /
Continent
Africa / /
Country
Federal Republic of Cameroon / South Africa / Gabon / United States / Nigeria / Ghana / Cameroon / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
University of Buea / University of Colorado Press / /
IndustryTerm
food self-sufficiency / law courts / main manufacturing activity / rubber produce negative shocks / elementary processing / oil / food / manufacturing sector / food security / /
Organization
Democratic Movement / Ahmadou Ahidjo government / National Democratic Party / International Monetary Fund / Intelligence Unit / Economic Intelligence Unit / Department of Political Science and Administration / Marxist-Leninist / Cameroon National Peoples Convention Party / University of Buea / Cameroon’s People Party / Ahidjo / Cameroonian government / Cameroon National Union / Biya’s government / Congress / University of Colorado Press / Freedom House Organization / League of Nations / World Bank / Ahidjo government / United Nations / National Assembly / /
Person
Ahmadu Ahidjo / P. Konings / Martin Gabriel / Wilfred J Awung / Nicolas Van De Walle / Paul Biya / Lynne Reinner / /
PoliticalEvent
municipal elections / democratic elections / /
Position
Economist / President / Speaker / local police chief / first president / Chairman / Executive Secretary / Lecturer / /
ProvinceOrState
Maryland / /
Region
sub-Saharan Africa / Southern Cameroon / East Cameroon / West Cameroon / /
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