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Friday, February fourteenth, the   UN says at least 22 people have been killed in a village in the Northwest region of Cameroon. Over half of those killed were children. No one has claimed responsibility for Friday’s incident but the opposition parties blame the killing on the government.
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How a 2 years old escaped being kidnapped

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Last Thursday in the neighborhood of Mimboman in Yaounde, a man was caught stealing a 2 years old child. A lady went out with her child to buy bread for her to eat. A witness said, as she cued up to buy, a man who arrived that area on a motorbike earlier was loitering about while the bike rider waited. As he noticed that the mother was focused on  purchasing the food item, he immediately grabbed the 2 years old baby and headed for the motorbike. The witness alerted the mother and the crowd went after him.

When the bike rider realized his partner could not make it, he took off for his life. The thief was caught and taken to the nearest police station. When they arrived the police station, the thief refuse to respond to any question as he acted as if he lost his sanity.

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