Debate on identity-based withdrawal:
Two weeks ago, a traditional chief of Bayon, a magistrate working in Bangangté in the West region, burned the Ndop cloth. An act that has aroused the indignation of a large part of the opinion. Reviewing this news, Professor Hubert MONO NDZANA, philosopher, makes some recommendations. "The debate is one of integration, I would like you to insist on reciprocity in welcoming foreigners. The others have welcomed you, be ready to welcome the foreigners. To the same degree, I specify", he underlines. "You can not close your borders to the point where if a non-native buys a piece of land from a poor naive person who sold it, believing to do the right thing, you come together in your symbolism saying at the same time that you do integration. Those who commit acts of tribalism should be blamed, but others should be asked to accept the reciprocity of accommodating non-natives. I am going further by proposing a law requiring a quota of foreigners in cities deemed to be resistant," he continues.
