Nourane Foster Removed from PCRN Website, Indicating Party Split
Nourane Foster, the MP for Wouri-Est, has been removed from the official website of the Cameroon People's Party for National Reconciliation (PCRN) as of June 20. This update has not been accompanied by any official explanation or statement from either the party or Foster herself, suggesting a significant rift within the party led by Cabral Libii.
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Nourane Foster responds to removal of her portrait from PCRN website
Nourane Foster, a deputy from Wouri-Est, publicly addressed her recent removal from the PCRN website, stating that her legitimacy is not affected by this action. She expressed her indifference to the gesture in a social media post, emphasizing that her political journey remains intact despite the controversy surrounding her portrait's absence.

Nourane Foster resigns from PCRN, citing personal reasons
Nourane Moluh Hassana, known as Nourane Foster, has officially resigned from the Cameroon People's Party for National Reconciliation (PCRN) led by Cabral Libii. Her resignation, effective immediately, was communicated in a detailed letter dated September 26, 2023. While the move is significant for her, it has garnered little attention in the political landscape.

Nourane Fotsing quitte le PCRN pour le PSG après des tensions
Nourane Fotsing, députée du Wouri-Est, a récemment quitté le PCRN pour rejoindre le Pacte social pour la gouvernance (PSG). Lors d'une émission le 25 octobre, elle a exprimé son mécontentement face aux critiques et aux attaques personnelles qu'elle a subies au sein de son ancien parti, affirmant qu'elle n'avait pas été façonnée par le PCRN.
Anne Féconde Noah accuses opponents of plotting against Cabral Libii ahead of 2027 elections
Anne Féconde Noah, vice-president of the Cameroon Party for National Reconciliation (PCRN), has publicly denounced a smear campaign against Cabral Libii, suggesting that there are efforts to undermine his political standing. She calls for a shift in the political debate in Cameroon to focus on substantive issues rather than personal attacks. Noah's statements highlight the tensions in the lead-up to the 2027 elections.