Cameroon - Aboubakar Ousmane Mey calls for the legalization of RENA

Author: camer.bePublished on: September 3, 2026Country: Cameroon

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Cameroon - Aboubakar Ousmane Mey calls for the legalization of RENA

Aboubakar Ousmane Mey has called for the legalization of RENA, a movement aimed at promoting political reforms in Cameroon. This initiative comes amid efforts by various political actors to strengthen democracy and citizen participation. Mey emphasized the importance of this legalization to allow for an open debate on national issues.

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