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UK Government invests 拢60 million to improve agriculture in Cameroon

The funding will deliver a project to improve 15,000 hectares of grassland, laying new roads for herders, establishing new agricultural facilities and improving soil quality in the Central African country

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The UK Government has announced it will invest 拢60 million to help farmers in Cameroon improve vast swathes of land for agriculture. (Pictured: Exports Secretary Gareth Thomas)
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The UK Government has announced it will invest 拢60 million to help farmers in Cameroon improve vast swathes of land for agriculture. (Pictured: Exports Secretary Gareth Thomas)

The UK Government has announced it will invest 拢60 million to help farmers in Cameroon improve vast swathes of land for agriculture. During the West and Central Africa Trade and Investment Forum (WCAF)...

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