Shanda Tonme writes to President Biya regarding Zoétélé betrayal
Shanda Tonme, the Universal Mediator and President of the Independent Commission Against Corruption and Discrimination (COMICODI), has addressed a letter to President Paul Biya. In this letter, he condemns what he describes as a heavy and unforgivable betrayal related to the events in Zoétélé. The details of this betrayal and its implications for the region remain unclear.
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