Re: [cameroon_politics] Ghana Removes Visa Requirement for All 54 African Nations (Ambazonia Not Yet Included)

Jean-Bosco Tagne,

Black Africans in Cameroon where French and English are supposed to be

official languages, speak French for the most part. This majority population

that is French Speaking for the last 50 years has been reluctant to learn English.

I need not outline what the English Language is in the world we live in.

If you can start this change by having ALL Cameroonians LEARN English, would

it not be nice?

The next President of Cameroon shall be a Patriotic Aboriginal Anglophone of West Cameroon Extraction.

Blessed Be Cameroon
Pa Fru Ndeh

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Subject: [SDF-FORUM] Fw: [baminet] Tr : [cameroon_politics] Ghana Removes Visa Requirement for All 54 African Nations (Ambazonia Not Yet Included)

Ntenfac and his other friends SHOULD read this!!!

How can he say that "As part of his independence day speech, Mahama also advocated more unity across the continent by urging his countrymen to learn French, the official language of more than half of the countries in Africa. English is the official language of Ghana, but it is bordered by francophone countries like Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, and Togo." Ofege will beat a HELL out of him so do our paawce spokesman/president

On Monday, May 2, 2016 2:48 PM, "jean vincent tchienehom jvtchie@yahoo.fr [baminet]" <baminet@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

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Date: Mon, 2 May 2016 14:01:25 +0000
Subject: [cameroon_politics] Ghana Removes Visa Requirement for All 54 African Nations (Ambazonia Not Yet Included)

President Mahama

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Ghana's President John Dramani Mahama on Sunday March 6 announced that the country will begin to offer visas on arrival to citizens of all 54 African Union (AU) member states starting in July.

Mr. Mahama made the declaration while delivering his State of the Nation address two weeks ago.

Ghana's new visa policy is big news in Africa where, according to the African Development Bank, only 25% of the countries offer visas on arrival to nationals of other African nations. Put another way, it is easier for North Americans to travel within the continent than it is for Africans. Only the Seychelles is known to have an open access visa policy applicable to citizens of all AU member states. (Ghana currently offers visa free entry for citizens of 15 countries within the Economic Community of West African States.)

As part of his independence day speech, Mahama also advocated more unity across the continent by urging his countrymen to learn French, the official language of more than half of the countries in Africa. English is the official language of Ghana, but it is bordered by francophone countries like Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, and Togo.

Opening its doors to other African nations could be crucial for Ghana. The travel and tourism industry accounts for 5.9% of its GDP. Mahama did not say whether the new policy would include business visas, but at a time when foreign direct investment on the continent is falling, the country could benefit from opening its doors.

source: qz.com