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Cameroon: SDF cancels protest march in Yaounde

Cameroon: SDF cancels protest march in Yaounde

The Social Democratic Front has finally canceled a protest march that was initially scheduled to take place today in Yaounde.

The Chairman of the SDF for the Centre Region Emmanuel Ntonga called on party supporters in the region to stay home today after the Senior Divisional Officer of the Mfoundi Jean Claude Tsila banned all public activities with a political undertone.
The SDF initially scheduled the march alongside that of a group that had been granted authorization to march and denounce the protests last weekend in the country and the diaspora that saw protesters invade Cameroon’s embassies in Paris and Berlin.
The SDF said the decision to grant an authorization for such a march was discriminatory given that administrative authorities are quick to ban any groupings by opposition parties.
SDF Centre Regional Chairman Emmanuel Ntonga called on authorities to shun all discriminatory practices and allow all parties to express themselves.
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