Homage to Mgr Jean Zoa by Shanda Tonme and Community Leaders
On October 15, 2023, Shanda Tonme, alongside community leaders, paid tribute to Mgr Jean Zoa at the Basilica of Mvolyé. The event highlighted Zoa's contributions to the fight against corruption and his role in promoting dialogue and reconciliation in Cameroon. This homage serves as a reminder of the values and symbols that Mgr Zoa represented in the community.
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