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Cameroon's largest energy project displaces thousands of rural villagers | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star

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Ma'a Anne Claire is a struggling mother of six, living in the Central African nation Cameroon. She works hard tending to crops, such as plantains and cassava, a starchy root vegetable to provide for her children. But a large-scale power project threatens her and thousands of others in the rural region as the country struggles to get electricity to its […]

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