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CAMEROON News :: President 2025: Why Michèle Ndoki Removes MRC From Electoral Debate :: CAMEROON News

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As Cameroon moves towards the presidential election of 2025, a well-known voice in the political landscape makes a statement that conflicts with expectations. Michèle Ndoki, lawyer and former member of the MRC (Renaissance Movement of Cameroon), recently affirmed that his former party was not intended to participate in the next presidential election. Invited by the show "FREE WITH..." on STV, Michèle Ndoki recalled that the boycott decided by th…
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CAMEROON News :: President 2025: Why Michèle Ndoki Removes MRC From Electoral Debate :: CAMEROON News

As Cameroon moves towards the presidential election of 2025, a well-known voice in the political landscape makes a statement that conflicts with expectations. Michèle Ndoki, lawyer and former member of the MRC (Renaissance Movement of Cameroon), recently affirmed that his former party was not intended to participate in the next presidential election. Invited by the show "FREE WITH..." on STV, Michèle Ndoki recalled that the boycott decided by th…

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