Cameroon: Six news stories not to miss this June 4

Author: lebledparle.comPublished on: June 4, 2026Country: Cameroon

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Cameroon: Six news stories not to miss this June 4

The Vatican appointed Monsignor Paul Nyaga as apostolic administrator of the Edéa diocese, following the resignation of Monsignor Jean Ntep. Former minister Issa Tchiroma unveiled his reform plan for Cameroon's development. Lawyer Esther Zeifman, representing the family of Martinez Zogo, responded to attacks from a Vision 4 report. The day also featured announcements on new local taxation and the fight against family allowance fraud.

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