Nourane Foster, a sitting member of the Cameroonian National Assembly, has announced that she is no longer a member of the Parti Camerounais pour la Réconciliation Nationale (PCRN). The former deputy submitted a letter to President Cabral Libii in which she explained her decision to leave the party.
In the letter, Foster cited reasons that prompted her resignation, although the specific details of her justification were not disclosed in the brief statement released by the party. She remains a public figure and her departure has been noted by political observers in the country.
The PCRN, which has been active in Cameroon's political landscape since its founding, has not yet issued a formal response to Foster’s resignation. The party’s leadership will likely need to address the vacancy in its parliamentary delegation.
Foster’s exit from the PCRN is part of a broader trend of shifting allegiances among Cameroonian politicians, a dynamic that continues to shape the country’s legislative processes.
<small>Source: Actu Cameroun — read the original story there.</small>
