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Cameroon’s ‘Outcasts of the Republic’ Haunt Etoudi Palace

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Cameroun, ces « déchus de la République » qui hantent le palais d'Étoudi

Since 1982, Paul Biya has made and broken the careers of an impressive number of men in politics in Cameroon. Powerful figures who have paid the price of their freedom to seize power or simply share it with the president.

De g. à dr.: Titus Edzoa, Ephraïm Inoni, Jean-Marie Atangana Mebara, Marafa Hamidou Yaya et Edgar Alain Mebe Ngo’o.

Cameroun, ces « déchus de la République » qui hantent le palais d'Étoudi

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