Professor Narcisse Mouelle Kombi, Minister of Sports and Physical Education, said he would travel to the southwestern region of Cameroon, which has been in turmoil, between Friday, February 22, 2019 and Saturday. February 2019.
Following a statement from the secretary-general of the country's Ministry of Sports in Yaoundé, Cameroon, Narcisse will begin a four-day working visit to the country's Littoral and South-West regions to examine the pace of change. progress of work on the sites. to organize matches and activities related to the African Cup of Nations 2021 (AFCON).
The African Football Confederation (CAF) has recently denied Cameroon's infrastructure and security rights, CAF President Ahmad Ahmad said after the meeting of its executive committee in Accra in December. November 2018.
The sites of the AFCON project in Douala, the Japoma sports complex, the Douala reunification stadium, the Bonamoussadi training ground and the Mbappe Lepe stadium, as well as hotels, health services and transport infrastructure, which had not been completed for CAN 2019, would be visited, National Telegraph read in the newsletter.
In the troubled southwestern region, the main football field in the Limbe resort, in the Fako division, with two training grounds in Limbe, the Middle Farms and the Centenary Stadium has been scheduled. In Buea, the regional headquarters, the training grounds of Molyko and the city of Buea would be visited.
In his release, the minister also indicated that he would specify the Mount Cameroon Hope Run built for Saturday, February 23, 2019 in Buea. The 2019 Mount Cameroon Rally for Hope is fraught with uncertainty as the armed conflict in the northwestern and southwestern regions of Cameroon worsens.
Buea has been told that violent and repeated fighting has taken place recently, causing enormous material damage and loss of life, the National Telegraph has learned. The separatists also called for a boycott of the race and even decided to declare the blockade of Buea and the entire Fako division to thwart the race.
Source: Cameroonweb.com / National Telegraph