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Running for President to be appointed minister: why a coalition is difficult – Cameroon Intelligence Report
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Running for President to be appointed minister: why a coalition is difficult – Cameroon Intelligence Report
Ahead of the 2004 presidential election, SDF’s Hon. Joseph Mbah Ndam (RIP) told me, boastfully and happily, that the SDF candidate Ni John Fru Ndi, would come second ahead of opposition coalition candidate Adamou Ndam Njoya. That implied Mbah Ndam knew and was comfortable that incumbent president Paul Biya would win. That was my first direct experience with political half-aim. I was a young political reporter and editor at The Herald newspaper t…
Running for President to be appointed minister: why a coalition is difficult – Cameroon Concord News
Ahead of the 2004 presidential election, SDF’s Hon. Joseph Mbah Ndam (RIP) told me, boastfully and happily, that the SDF candidate Ni John Fru Ndi, would come second ahead of opposition coalition candidate Adamou Ndam Njoya. That implied Mbah Ndam knew and was comfortable that incumbent president Paul Biya would win. That was my first direct experience with political half-aim. I was a young political reporter and editor at The Herald newspaper t…
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