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Tension Rises as Police Surrounds Stand Up For Cameroon Headquarters in Douala
In an unfolding drama, the headquarters of the Stand Up For Cameroon movement, nestled in Douala's Bali district, finds itself encircled by riot police. The alarm was sounded by the movement's president, opposition figure Edith Kahbang Walla, through social media channels.
She advised members against attending the scheduled Friday meeting in person, urging them instead to join online at 3:30 PM.
The movement had planned a rally to denounce the recent surge in fuel prices. The rally poster succinctly conveyed their refusal to bear the economic repercussions of this hike. However, it appears that the authorities have mobilized the police force to quash this activity.
The sharp increase in fuel prices has ignited fervent reactions across Cameroon. Despite explanations provided by various government ministers, the public struggles to comprehend this measure, particularly amidst a backdrop of soaring living costs.
This development underscores the palpable tension brewing in Douala and reflects wider sentiments of discontent among the populace. As the standoff between Stand Up For Cameroon and law enforcement authorities unfolds, concerns over potential clashes and curtailment of civil liberties loom large.
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