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Before Kamto, There Was Fru Ndi: Reflecting on Two Years Since a National Hero’s Exit
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Before Kamto, there was Fru Ndi: Reflecting on two years since a national hero’s exit
By Hans Ngala How time flies! It has been two years already since the passing of Cameroon’s firebrand and first post independence opposition leader John Fru Ndi. Fru Ndi is often regarded as the father of multiparty politics in Cameroon – a title which incumbent president Paul Biya sometimes arrogates to himself, but an examination of the facts shows that it was indeed Fru Ndi who defied President Biya in 1990, to launch the Social Democratic Fr…
In an open letter, Oscar Essomba, president of the political party Premices ICC exits from his reserve to denounce the "characterized contempt" reserved to the president of the Movement for the Rebirth of Cameroon. ICC's Premices by the voice of its president Oscar Essomba condemns the "arbitrary treatment" reserved to Maurice Kamto, national president of the MRC and sends him his "brotherly support. Following the deployment of the Forces de con…
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