Des informations de sources crèdibles font état de plusieurs centaines de compatriotes déplacés, des magasins pillés et d'autres dégâts non encore identifiés à la suite du décès d'un compatriote. C'est triste.

Au-delà de ces actes insupportables, j'en appelle à la retenue des victimes qui ne doivent pas céder à la provocation ainsi qu'à la prise de conscience des bourreaux qui se trompent de cible en prenant leurs victimes pour leur souffre-douleur.

The Social Democratic Front party of Ni John Fru Ndi has boycotted the opening plenary session of the November Parliamentary sittings that held yesterday [red.: 13/11/2019] in Yaounde over the non-implementation of the recommendations of the Major National Dialogue.

At the opening of the third ordinary session at Cameroon’s Upper house of Parliament yesterday, the seats reserved to Senators of the Social Democratic Front opposition party were all empty.

This situation follows a recent threat from the party to boycott this November Parliamentary session if the recommendations of the Major National Dialogue are not put on the table. Lire la suite...SDF boycott opening session of Parliament

by Ni John Fru Ndi, National Chairman of the SDF | 26/05/2020 

Dear Members and sympathisers of the Social Democratic Front,

Fellow Cameroonians,

It has been 30 whole years since we came together bonded by purpose to set our beloved country on a different path. It has been 30 years since we took a firm decision to leave the perceived comforts of the side‐line, nonparticipation and implied complicity with the wrongs of our society, to raise our voices for change and a call for action. It is now 30 years since we started our fight for the very spirit and soul of the country, for the institution of a state of law, for social justice, for equal opportunities and of total restitution of power to the people.

Looking back over these years, I want to start by thanking God Almighty, for preserving us to this day. For all that He has done for us through this time; for the amazing highs and very testing lows, and finally, for all the lessons we have learned along the way. All these were to prepare us for the responsibility that has been thrusted on our movement. As it is famously said, to whom much is given, much is expected.

Dear Members and sympathisers, Fellow Cameroonians,

Cameroon's renowned opposition leader, Ni John Fru Ndi speaks on political instability, armed conflict in English-speaking regions, what change the party can do in the current dispensation.