CPDM Com Secretary in South Africa RESIGNS from Party Over Govt’s Poor Handling of Anglophone Crisis

He writes to….

Mr Pascal Monkam

The Section President CPDM South Africa

CC: Secretary General of the Central Committee of CPDM

Sir,

Resignation from the CPDM with immidiate effect

It is with regret that I inform you of my decision to resign as Communication Secretary and Militant of the CPDM (South Africa) with immidiate effect

As you are aware, I founded CPDM South Africa and I have served the movement with honour and dedication for the interest of nation building. It is therefore with a heavy heart that I have made this decision. Among other reasons that conflict with my concience, I have made this decision to protest against the CPDM government’s handling of the Anglophone Crises.

I would also like to inform you that I have taken concrete steps to show solidarity with the many Anglophones who are missing and unaccounted for, those that have been killed, abducted and removed out of their natural environments and iligally detained without charges. They include Justice Ayah Paul, Dr Fontem, Mancho and Aghor Balla to mention a few

Your sincerely,

Kum Bezeng

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