Cameroon Establishes Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs
Cameroon has established the Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs, a new body aimed at uniting and organizing the country's Muslim community.
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Cameroon has established the Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs, a new body aimed at uniting and organizing the country's Muslim community.
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