Where will the light come from in this open-air cave that Cameroon has become? - Georges Alain Boyomo's question

Author: lebledparle.comPublished on: September 28, 2026Country: Cameroon
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Where will the light come from in this open-air cave that Cameroon has become? - Georges Alain Boyomo's question

Georges Alain Boyomo, editor of Mutations, sharply criticizes Cameroon nearly 11 months into Paul Biya's new term, highlighting the lack of renewal in government, public enterprises, institutions, and the judiciary. He laments the country's stagnation, economic decline, poor sanitation, and social deterioration, urging the president to take action quickly. He condemns the loss of confidence among Cameroonians in their future and governance.

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