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A daring raid on two banks in Bata, Equatorial Guinea's commercial capital, on 5 December has prompted a sharp breach in relations with neighbouring Cameroon, an overhaul of national security and new questions about the spread of instability in an already troubled region....

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Vincente Mba Asumu, Bienvenido Esono Engonga, Deogracias Nguema Nve, Vicente Eya Olomo, Nigeria

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