US EditionUrgent Need to Rescue Bimbia Slave Trade Site Spotlighted on Int'l Day of Slave Abolition
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Urgent Need to Rescue Bimbia Slave Trade Site Spotlighted on Int'l Day of Slave Abolition
By Nchendzengang Tatah Bimbia, one of the most important slave trade ports in Cameroon, lies in ruins. Overshadowed by ever-growing vegetation, falling apart with the change of seasons and abandoned without a conducive access road, the historic site is begging to be conserved. Historians including Professor ESD Fomin and Victor Julius Ngoh joined the voices of Doctors Kam Kah and Chief Andrew Ekoka Molindo to discuss the growing need for sustain…
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