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Anne Féconde Noah denounces political smear campaign against Cabral Libii

Anne Féconde Noah, a prominent member of the PCRN, has publicly condemned a smear campaign targeting the party's leader, Cabral Libii. She asserts that the campaign, characterized by the slogan 'tout sauf Cabral', is a calculated political attack aimed at discrediting Libii ahead of upcoming elections. Noah emphasizes that this strategy is detrimental to the political landscape in Cameroon.

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