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Caption Limbe (formerly Victoria), Cameroon, an oceanside town with a humid, tropical climate in which Enoch Olinga settled in 1953 when he (with the Nakhjavání family) opened what was then known as the British Cameroons to the Faith.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 638, page 4. View as PDF

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