US EditionReview of the Actu Inter: Calvary in Tanzania, Oligui in Rome, Dead Cities in Cameroon
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The post-electoral crisis in Cameroon is taking an unexpected and tense turn in the economic capital. The recent declaration of the Mayor of Douala, demanding the immediate reopening of shops on pain of permanent closure and withdrawal of powers, raises serious questions about the legality of such an injunction and the pressure exerted by the authorities of the RDPC against the slogan of "dead cities" launched by the opponent Issa Chiroma, who c…
The Gabonese presidential couple, Zita and Oligui Nguema communed with Leo XIV in Rome for the feast of all Saints of the Catholic Church. In some cities of Cameroon, Issa Chiroma Bakary tests his popularity and asks his supporters to go down the streets against the Biya regime. Tanzania's airports are crowded with people because of the post-election crisis.
Professor at Omar Bongo University and EM-Gabon, observer for public life, Dr Emmanuel Thierry Koumba points out in this new forum that the repeated visits of President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema to the Vatican and the Order of Malta reflect a desire to base Gabonese diplomacy on [...]
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