Fahamu (Oxford)
12 March 2008
For close to two decades, Cameroon was considered a bastion of stability in Africa, that is, until last week when that veneer was shattered by four days of widespread rioting. The riots were triggered by a hike in fuel prices amidst ongoing attempts by the Biya regime to scrap presidential term limits. Here is a review of some of the blogs that wrote about these events.
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Good comments. Biya actually has nothing to show for after his blistering 25years of power thiefing and corruption. Providing another opportunity for him to continue jis disheartening rule will just be sheer madness.