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In recent weeks, the relationship between FECAFOOT (Cameroonian Football Federation) and MINSEP (Ministry of Sports and Physical Education) has been under intense scrutiny. The debate centers around the autonomy of sports federations and the extent of governmental oversight.

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Yaoundé, Cameroon — Under President Paul Biya’s long-standing regime, Cameroon is often seen as being controlled by a small, influential elite close to the president. These "gatekeepers" wield significant power, shaping the political and social landscape to maintain their dominance. Here’s a closer look at their influence and the controversies surrounding their actions.

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*Washington, D.C. — July 22, 2024* — President Joe Biden's recent announcement of his withdrawal from the 2024 U.S. presidential race due to health concerns is a significant moment in American political history.

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In recent days, Cameroonians and others have been indulging in your intimate images on social networks, spreading in comments that are disgraceful, disappointing, and degrading. I do not care that you have chosen a same-sex partner or that you might be a virtuoso of cunnilingus.

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In light of the imminent end of President Paul Biya's reign and the uncertain future, First Lady Chantal Biya has reportedly devised a strategy to secure international protection for her daughter, Brenda Biya according to whistle blower journalist Paul Chouta.

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The ambitious overhaul of Cameroonian football, championed by President Paul Biya during his February 10, 2024, address to the youth, appears to be mired in internal disputes. The envisioned profound transformation is being impeded by a relentless power struggle between the Ministry of Sports and Physical Education (Minsep) and the Cameroon Football Federation (Fecafoot).