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Limbe

Coastal town in the Southwest province of Cameroon, 50 km/31 mi west of Douala; population (1987) 44,600. Lying on Ambas Bay of the Gulf of Guinea and near Mount Cameroon, it is the second largest port in the country, after Douala, exporting from surrounding plantations palm oil and kernels, coffee, cocoa, tea, bananas, and rubber. It is also the site of the Sonara oil refinery.

Limbe was founded in 1858 by Baptist missionaries and was formerly the capital of British Cameroon.



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A Red Cross official told AFP that the organisation had sent a team of 18 rescue staff to the site of the mystery vessel, which ran aground on Wednesday at Debunscha, about 30 kilometres (20 miles) from Limbe in southwest Cameroon.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Mutharika said he had decided to deport Kelvin Stainton, chief executive of Limbe Leaf Tobacco Co and his leaf-buying manager Van de Merwe; Collin Armstrong, the chief executive of Alliance One; and Alex Mackay, managing director of Premium TAMA Tobacco Co.
But the following year, Mutharika made good on his promise and refused to extend the passport of Charles Graham, an Australian, who was the managing director for Limbe Leaf--a man who once remarked, "If there's any country that should grow tobacco until the last tobacco leaf is produced, it should be Malawi.
 
 
 
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