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Cameroon ( Republic
of Cameroon ) |
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1858 British colony at Ambas
Bay.
1884 German protectorate.
1896 German crown land of North-West Africa.
1901 Renamed Kamerun.
1914 French and British occupation begins.
1916 German surrender.
1919 Division into French Cameroun
and British Cameroons; the latter
administered from Nigeria.
1921 French Cameroun given autonomy.
1922 British Cameroons and French Cameroun League of
Nations Mandates.
1946 British and French United Nations Trust
Territories.
1940 French Camerouns administration loyal to Vichy
France.
1954 British Cameroons an autonomous part of Nigeria.
1960 French Camerouns independent as Republic of
Cameroun.
1961 Federal Republic of Cameroon after unification
with southern part of British Cameroons ( northern part united with
Nigeria 1961 ).
1972 United Republic of Cameroun
1984 Republic of Cameron |
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1884
1913
1914
1959
1961
1975
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Central African
Republic ( Central Africain Republic ) |
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1893 French Oubangui-Bomu Territory.
1894 Haut-Oubangui colony.
1903 Renamed Oubangui-Chari.
1906 Oubangui-Chari territory, part of
Oubangui-Chari-Chad colony.
1910 Oubangui-Chari, Middle Congo ( now Congo [Brazzaville] ), Gabon,
and Chad form French Equatorial Africa [AEF] .
1916 Oubangui-Chari colony ( Oubangui-Chari-Chad colony
dissolved ).
1934 Oubangui-Chari Region of French Equatorial Africa
( part of AEF colony ).
1937 Oubangui-Chari overseas territory ( part
of AEF colony ).
1940 Administration loyal Vichy France.
1946 Oubangui-Chari overseas territory of France
( still part of AEF colony ).
1958 Autonomy, Central African Republic.
1960 Independence from France.
1976 Central African Empire to 1979.
1979 Central African Republic |
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1893
1958
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Equatorial
Guinea ( Republic of Equatorial Guinea ) |
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1474 Formosa and Annobón islands
Portuguese colonies.
1494 Formosa renamed Fernando Póo.
1778 Ceded to Spain.
1780 No Spanish settlement to 1844 ( but remains a Spanish
possession ).
1827 British-leased administration of Fernando Póo to 1855 .
1885 Río de Muni, on the African mainland, a Spanish
protectorate ( administered from Fernando Póo ).
1900 Río de Muni a Spanish colony ( administered from
Fernando Póo ).
1926 Río Muni, Fernando Póo, and Annobón united as
Spanish Guinea.
1959 Spanish overseas provinces of Fernando Póo and
Río Muni.
1963 Equatorial Guinea ( self-rule ).
1968 Independence, Republic of Equatorial Guinea. |
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1968
1973
1979
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Gabon ( Gabonese
Republic ) |
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1839 First transfer of sovereignty to
France
( French Gulf of Guinea settlements ).
1843 French Gabon settlements.
1854 Gorée, Gabon, and other French settlements form
the Colony of Gorée and Dependencies, headed by
the Commandant of
the Naval Division of the
Western Coasts of Africa.
1859 Gorée reincorporated into Senegal; the other
settlements continue to be subordinated to the
Naval Division.
1860 Gabon territory part of Ivory Coast-Gabon
colony.
1883 French Gabon colony.
1886 Part of French Congo ( Gabon territory ).
1888 Part of Middle Congo-Gabon territory.
1891 French Equatorial African Protectorate renamed
French Congo.
1902 Gabon territory part of Lower Congo-Gabon colony.
1903 Gabon colony.
1910 Part of French Equatorial Africa ( AEF ) colony
1934 Gabon Region ( within of AEF ) .
1937 Gabon overseas territory of France ( part of AEF ).
1940 Administration loyal to Vichy France.
1946 Overseas territory of France ( part of AEF ).
1958 Autonomy, Gabonese Republic.
1960 Independence from France. |
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1859
1960
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