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Cyrille Sam Mbaka Critiques Political Stagnation in Cameroon

Cyrille Sam Mbaka, president of the Alliance of Progressive Forces, has expressed deep concern over the political stagnation in Cameroon. He highlights a pervasive sense of immobilism, where numerous promises for change remain unfulfilled, leaving the country in a state of limbo. Mbaka's remarks emphasize the urgent need for action as time continues to pass without significant progress.

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