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I propose to delete this article since this edition of the tournament was never played.
- [1] This is the official CEMAC Cup website. It stopped at the 2010 edition, the 7th edition. No information for the 8th edition could be found.
- [2] In this French article (written in at least 2012), it says "after the seventh edition in 2010, there is nothing", and there seems to be internal turbulence in CEMAC. Original quote: Et, bizarrement, après la septième édition disputée en 2010 à Brazzaville, il n'y a plus rien. C'est le Gabon qui devait prendre le relais en 2011. Mais celui-ci a été accaparé par l'organisation de la CAN 2012 tout comme la Guinée-Equatoriale.