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Rwanda's Withdrawal from ECCAS

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Rwanda has officially announced its withdrawal from the   Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS) , a significant move that underscores the intricate and often volatile diplomatic landscape of Central Africa. The decision comes amid increasing tensions related to regional security issues, particularly the resurgence of the   M23 rebels   in eastern Congo, which have been accused of receiving support from Rwanda. PAUL KAGAME Rwanda's departure from ECCAS is not just a sudden decision but a culmination of various factors that have been brewing over time. The country has faced criticism from neighboring nations, particularly the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), for its alleged involvement in the conflict in eastern Congo. The DRC government has accused Rwanda of supporting the M23 rebel group, which has contributed to instability in the region. The ECCAS meeting, which was set to take place in Equatorial Guinea, was expected to mark Rwanda's ascension to the ...

Biya Regime 'Panics' as Kamto's Popularity Surges Ahead of 2025 Elections

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Opposition leader Maurice Kamto has urged the Littoral regional authorities to maintain calm amid reports that he has effectively been placed under house arrest in Douala, hindering his ability to meet with supporters.  Maurice kamto  These developments suggest that the ruling Cameroon People's Democratic Movement (CPDM) government, led by President Paul Biya, is showing signs of unease as it closely monitors the increasing public support for the opposition. Sources close to Maurice Kamto's Cameroon Renaissance Movement (CRM) party indicate that security forces have significantly increased their presence around his home in Douala since his return, effectively limiting his mobility and preventing party members and supporters from visiting him. This situation has raised alarms about the diminishing democratic space as the crucial 2025 presidential elections approach. Kamto, through his communication channels, urged authorities to "avoid creating unnecessary tension" and...