Cameroon: News Highlights You Shouldn't Miss on April 28 - Lebledparle

Author: lebledparle.comPublished on: April 28, 2026Country: Cameroon

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Cameroon: News Highlights You Shouldn't Miss on April 28 - Lebledparle

A controversy has emerged regarding the 50 billion FCFA spent for the Pope's visit, raising criticisms about public fund management. Additionally, nearly 700,000 illegally imported phones may soon be blocked to combat fraud. The official funeral program for Foly Dirane has been announced, while the academic community mourns the loss of Professor Aurore Sara Balepa, former vice-dean at the University of Douala.

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