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Tuesday, 10 May 2011

Cameroon and "Motions of Support"

By Julius Fondong

Someone recently quipped that if we were to go by the numerous motions of support addressed to President Paul Biya and read every day over CRTV, there will be no need to hold elections in Cameroon. As I write this there is a debate raging in Cameroon over whether university lecturers and intellectuals can send motions of support to the president. According to Professor Jacque Fame Ndongo, Minister of Higher Education, there is no reason why they shouldn’t.

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