Why the Ruling Regime's CPDM (RDPC) and Paul Biya is bound to lose to Kah Walla in 2011

Kah Walla: Time is Now

Innovation has brought us a lot of what we take for granted in daily life in the 21st century. Computers,cell phones, Ipods, the Internet. Companies like Google and Apple that are leaders in their respective fields have one thing in common, a very horizontal command structure and the ability to turn around on a dime in the twinkle of an eye.

Current US president Barack Obama ran a presidential campaign structured in a similar manner. Decentralized, disciplined and able to react to events even as they occur. Information flows too fast and in a world of 24-hour news cycles, deficiencies in management stick out like a sore thumb.

Kah Walla's campaign for president of Cameroon has all the characteristics of a winner along the lines of Google and Apple in the corporate world or Barack Obama in politics.

Those in her campaign are youths, well versed with the use of computers and the Internet and can quickly rally or mobilize using Facebook, Skype or SMS to coordinate campaign activities.

This is in stark contrast to the regime's CPDM. It is still very old school and leaves a lot to be desired. Less than 20 government ministries have websites and when they do, they are often outdated by more than a year.

Paul Biya: Will Kah Walla and the Youth push him out?

Television is a thing of the past and few people sit for hours to be spoon-fed by the government run CRTV. The private stations in Cameroon have more interesting programming and have taken a larger slice of th audience.

The presidential election in Cameroon in 2011 will be a big test for the role of high-tech in the Third World as a tool to mobilizing people to a cause - in the case at hand, specifically to push Biya to his cherished Switzerland!

Kah Walla 2011!

Kah Walla 2011: How can I help?

Many wonder how they may become a part of history by contributing to the presidential campaign of Kah Walla 2011. Here are 5 important points that show you how:

1. Call Friends and Family in Cameroon and express you support for change and Kah Walla 2011.

2. Tell Friends and Family to register to vote.

3. For those who are well-spoken, go on the air during radio Call-In programs and express your support for Kah Walla.

4. Avoid the temptation to insult or denigrate others. Our tradition demands of us to show some deference to elders who in return must be doing the right thing for their communities compatible with their position in society. Show a lot of respect for those who have other opinions, but be firm and show your support for Kah Walla 2011.

5. Be optimistic, be positive, highlight Kah Walla's lifetime achievements, her youth, her commitment to Cameroon, her understanding of the needs of the people and how she has helped whole communities get better across Africa. Point to her eloquence and willingness to work with people from all walks of life. Underline the respect she enjoys from bilateral partners and stake-holders in international developmental circles. Life cannot be worse, it can only get better with Kah Walla as president of Cameroon.

Kah Walla 2011: Cameroun 2011
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Cameroon 2011: Fate of CPDM Barons

Late President Ahmadou Ahidjo

Zaccheus Fornjindam was of a rare breed. He was one of those who could make a company grow, while lining his pockets at the same time, and seemingly keeping everyone happy. His recent demise, and the confiscation of all his savings and real assets shows what is still to come.
We can all remember how Fornjindam proclaimed to the world that Paul Biya should become president for life. He thought he was securing his juicy position as head of the National Shipyard company. What he got instead was a spot in a secure place that will make him reflect for 12 long years, after which he will have to start repaying the state of Cameroon approximately CFA 900 million.

The same scenario happened with Francoise Foning. She was famously asked "Qui est vous madame?" In open court by supreme court president Alexis Dipanda Mouelle.
Former minister of Public Works and sitting parliamentarian Hon. Dieudonne Ambassa Zang barely made it out of the country just as his arrest was imminent.

Ahidjo and Kennedy

Others were not so fortunate.

Mendouga, the former ambassador to the USA, Atangana Mebara, former S.G at the presidency, Abah Abah, former Economy and Finance minister, former minister of Public Health Olanguena Urbain and many more fell into disgrace with rapid succession.

Even though no one has yet said it out loud, it will be just a matter of weeks before some of these CPDM barons will start courting Kah Walla to hedge their bets. Kah Walla should be decisive as has been from the start. You are either with the people or not. There should be no middle ground.

Paul Biya: Can he face KAH WALLA?

Paul Biya is scared of his own shadow. His distrust for his closest collaborators is evident in Kondengui. This suspicion of his closest advisers will only grow, as Kah Walla's popularity soars, and when he will turn to the untouchables and start throwing them to the wolves, that will be the end of 28 years of free-fall for Cameroon.
Just like the Phoenix that rose from its ashes, Cameroon will be ready to rise again in 2011. Let's hope Kah Walla is the one residing in Etoudi when this happens!

Kah Walla and the Role of the Military in Cameroon

Kah Walla: Ready for the Presidency

As Kah Walla's campaign builds momentum, rolling with speed toward the official presidential residence, the Unity Palace in Etoudi, it is now time to examine the role of Cameroon's armed forces in the democratic process.

It is worth noting that apart from suppressing dissent in the 60s and a few border skirmishes with remote Nigerian border outposts, none in Cameroon's military has been in a real battle theatre fighting for the country. Some officers have participated in peace-keeping roles for the UN, and that is it.

General Pierre Semengue, still in service, and to whom the whole military apparatus was handed after independence is more of a patriarch than a post colonial military leader. He notably headed one of Yaounde's soccer teams for many years. Well respected in many circles, and after a very distinguished military career in which he has shown a lot of compassion to fellow Cameroonians, it is hard to see the general cum statesman tarnish his image by following any orders to quell dissent.

Paul Biya: Overshadowed by Kah Walla

We need look no further than Guinea to see the rather dim view the International community takes on such anti-democratic practices.

My Biya should see what is coming. It is bigger than anything in Cameroon's history. The people, starting with the Buyam-Sellam and unemployed Sauveteurs will line up behing Kah Walla, and she will certainly coast to victory in 2011.

Cameroon Nationalists heading to the Firing Squad: Kah Walla will restore them in the Nation's History!

Kah Walla; the Time Is Now!!

Cameroun 2011:Paul Biya Missing; Kah Walla surging in Polls!

Kah Walla: Gunning for the Presidency; Cameroon 2011

Cameroon's 78 year old Paul Biya who has clung to power for the last 28 years in this impoverished Third World country is absent from his country.

Since the 25th of October when he left Geneva in Switzerland where he attended a Francophonie summit, no one seems to know his whereabouts.

The late former president of neighboring Nigeria was similarly absent from Abuja and shortly afterwards, there was a power vacuum at the helm of Nigeria.

Paul Biya: Time to go?

Clinging to Power
African leaders have a tendency to hang on to power with every means they can find. Mobutu of Zaire had to be dragged out manu-militari to die a pauper in exile, Hissene Habre of Chad was chased out of impovrished Chad.

If Paul Biya of Cameroon has any lesson to learn, it should be from contemporary African history. The time when the people could be repressed is long gone. Look no further than Guinea and Dadis Camara.

John Ngu Foncha

Paul Biya is well advised to step down like Ahmadou Ahidjo, and save his name in history.

Kah Walla just like Barack Obama in the USA is ready to lead Cameroon to a new level of prosperity and growth.

Cameroon and Cameroonians are better of without Paul Biya.

Interesting facts about "Ancient African Rulers"

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Kah Walla for President!

 

Kah Walla: Presidential Hopeful will develop Cameroon

Kah Walla, the development expert and community organizer who seems to be leading in Cameroon's presidential elections has big plans to help develop the infrastructure of the country.

KAH WALLA: Does she scare Biya?

She needs all the help she can get. All over this impoverished nation that has been ruled for 28 years by Paul Biya, women and unemployed youths are racing to register for the upcoming election. The dismall turnout for the national soccer championship which is usually a stage for the president to showcase his authority speaks volumes as to popular sentiment that has festered for more than a quarter century.

Kah Walla is poised to win the upcoming elections, save a major disaster. Cameroon will be better off with her vast experience.

Biya Must Go!