The Chia Report

Renaissance or More Posturing...Ben Muna's reaction to an Ethnic Cleansing Call by the Mfoundi Elite

By Valentine GANA

Bernard A. Muna’s write-up in response to a call by the Mfoundi Elite to ethnic cleansing in Yaounde, Cameroun can be summed up by this statement of his; “Till date, I have lived in the illusion that Cameroon was a nation”. His lengthy and seemingly passionate write-up tempts the casual observer to see it as a watershed moment resulting from troubling events that have compelled him towards having an epiphany. The statement by the “Mfoundi Elites”, pregnant with aggravated criminal intent, is no doubt a reckless expression by an alleged gang of guilt and ill-intent who hear the hoof-beats of justice on the horizon. Violence is most often the outcome of when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object.

Friday March 14 DEMONSTRATION - AN IMPERATIVE

By Valentine Gana

History has called us towards a rendezvous with fate. Cameroon is in dire straits and has been heading towards this high ridge of anarchy for over a decade. Paul Biya and his corrupt junta, steeped in unchecked thievery, insist through their actions on plunging Cameroon into this looming valley of doom. To avert Cameroon's unholy procession towards a carnage of "All Against ALL", the time to act is NOW!!. The demonstrations in Washington DC, being called by well meaning Cameroonian groups in the USA and around the world, are a Golden opportunity by Cameroonians to bring international pressure as well as galvanize domestic resolve towards averting a catastrophe in Cameroon.

Barrister Ben Muna Fires Back at the "Mfoundi Elite" Genocide Ringleaders

By Ben Muna (Original Text in French translated by Fon Christopher Achobang, Freelance translator in Limbe)

I read the “Statement from Mfoundi Elites” published last week on the national daily, ‘Cameroon Tribune’ with rapt attention.

Till date, I have lived in the illusion that Cameroon was a nation. It is true that our country is made up of many ethnic and tribal groups. I sincerely believed that chiefs and the traditional leaders from these many ethnic and tribal groups, alongside their subjects had already healed the deep wounds of colonization and transferred the authority, which was theirs before the arrival of the colonizers to the central government of an artificial country created by the colonizer.