Kamto Accuses Biya of Trying to Infiltrate Party

Maurice Kamto, Chairman of CRM party

 Maurice Kamto, National President of the Cameroon Renaissance Movement, CRM, is accusing Biya’s regime of mounting efforts to destabilize the CRM like they did to other political parties in the 1990s.

In a press release sent to our newsroom, Saturday March 5, Kamto called on militants of his party to be very vigilant and pay no interest to calls for the destabilization of the CRM.

Going by Kamto, the CRM obtained verified information to the effect that some CPDM strategists were bent on putting the CRM in disarray.

“Some officials from the Civil Cabinet and special command of the Head of State have gotten in touch with some members of the National Board of the CRM, asking for their CVs and pretending that the President of the Republic will soon appoint them to important positions,” Kamto disclosed in the release.

He describes the move as “miserable and revolting plan of the ruling party in Cameroon, CPDM, to destabilize our party, and maybe some other political parties of the opposition.”

According to Kamto, the CRM has not entered into any negotiation with the ruling party. In this light, the CRM National President vowed that any member of his party who, on his own, decides to “liaise with the CPDM by accepting an appointment whatsoever will automatically be considered as resigning from the CRM.”
There has been no reaction from the Presidency on the accusations.