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What does Cameroon gain from the commonwealth?

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Cameroon was admitted as a member of the Commonwealth of Nations on November 13, 1995.


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What do present-day namibia and cameroon and Tanzania and have in common?

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Which African member of present Commonwealth was never part of the British Empire?

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