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Un député dénonce la surreprésentation des Bamiléké aux postes de responsabilité à Eneo

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Dans un courrier daté du 31 décembre 2024 et adressé au Directeur du Cabinet Civil, Samuel Mvondo Ayolo, le député Bindoua Mathurin a exprimé son indignation quant à ce qu’il considère comme une surreprésentation des Bamiléké aux postes de responsabilité au sein de l’entreprise ENEO.

Le parlementaire cite plusieurs cadres occupant des fonctions stratégiques dans la gestion de l’électricité dans la région du Sud, notamment :

  • Siewe André, Directeur régional du Sud et Mbalmayo
  • Kemfang Ghouocom, Délégué commercial du Sud et Mbalmayo
  • Claude Bandja Tchounkeu, Chef d’agence de Sangmélima
  • Gérard Noukam, Chef de centre de Ngoulmakong
  • Timoléon Tchatchoua, Chef de centre de Djoum
  • Melounou Claude, Chef de groupe d’exploitation de Meyomessala
  • Vincent Fotso Freeman, Chef de groupe d’exploitation de Zoétélé

Bindoua Mathurin estime que cette concentration des responsabilités entre les mains d’un même groupe ethnique traduit un favoritisme manifeste.

Des entreprises sous-traitantes également dans le viseur

Outre les postes de direction, le député met également en cause l’attribution des marchés de sous-traitance, qu’il juge majoritairement confiés à des entreprises appartenant à des ressortissants de la région de l’Ouest. Pour lui, il s’agit d’un déséquilibre qui mérite d’être corrigé au nom de l’équité et de la représentativité nationale.

Cette dénonciation relance le débat sur la gestion des nominations et l’équilibre régional dans les entreprises publiques et privées. Alors que certains y voient une simple coïncidence liée aux compétences et aux parcours professionnels, d’autres considèrent que cette situation pourrait alimenter des tensions communautaires.

Reste à savoir si cette requête retiendra l’attention du Chef de l’État et si des mesures seront envisagées pour apaiser les crispations soulevées par cette sortie politique.

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Pursuing the greater good for all

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BEIJING, Aug. 7 (Xinhua) — At Greece’s Port of Piraeus, one of Europe’s busiest maritime hubs, ships move in and out around the clock, ferrying goods and connecting markets across the world.

Once plagued by economic difficulties, the port has undergone a remarkable transformation through cooperation, demonstrating how such efforts can advance shared development — a principle frequently highlighted by Chinese President Xi Jinping in his diplomatic vision and engagements.

During his state visit to Greece in 2019, Xi toured the port and spoke highly of the cooperation project. He said China, in its external exchanges, upholds the right approach to justice and interests, adding that it was encouraging to see the project had helped local people through difficult times.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis told Xi that Greece had gained a deeper understanding of the true meaning of friendship through cooperation on the Piraeus Port project with China.

The Piraeus Port project is one example of Xi’s close attention to cooperation projects such as the Jakarta-Bandung High-Speed Railway and Chancay Port in Peru, which bring tangible benefits to local communities.

For Xi, the true value of cooperation is measured not only by economic gains, but also by how it improves people’s lives.

During his visit to Tajikistan in September 2014, Xi attended a ceremony marking the commencement of a China-Tajikistan joint thermal power plant in Dushanbe. Seeing the difficulties faced by local people due to shortages of electricity and heating, Xi said he had experienced hardship himself and could empathize with them. Projects truly benefiting local people were the best ones, he added.

As Xi has said, « Development is real only when all countries develop together. Prosperity and stability cannot be possible in a world where the rich become richer while the poor are made poorer. Every nation aspires for a better life, and modernization is not a privilege reserved for any single country. »

Xi’s vision of common progress is taking root in regions like Africa, where countries are striving for faster development.

In 2013, Xi chose Africa for his first overseas visit after assuming the presidency. During the visit, he put forward the principles of China’s Africa policy — sincerity, real results, amity and good faith, and pursuing the greater good and shared interests.

In his keynote address at the opening ceremony of the 2024 Beijing Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, Xi said that « on the path to modernization, no one, and no country, should be left behind. »

A freight train is pictured at Port Reitz Station along the Mombasa-Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) in Mombasa, Kenya, July 9, 2026. (Xinhua/Xie Jianfei)

Over the years, China-Africa cooperation has expanded beyond economic sectors into areas closely related to people’s livelihoods. In Kenya, the Mombasa-Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway has become a major transport link in East Africa, while China-supported water projects have helped millions of African people gain access to safe drinking water.

Cooperation has also extended to the public health sector, with the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention headquarters, built with Chinese support, helping strengthen health capacity across the continent. This May, China further opened its market wider to African countries by fully implementing zero-tariff treatment to all 53 African countries with which it maintains diplomatic relations.

« The greatest good in China-Africa relations is to closely combine Africa’s independent and sustainable development with China’s own development, » Xi said. « The ultimate goal is to realize win-win cooperation. »

One example is Juncao technology, which Xi promoted while working in east China’s Fujian Province more than two decades ago. He later introduced the technology to a visiting official from Papua New Guinea, paving the way for its overseas application.

Juncao technology, which uses a type of grass to cultivate edible mushrooms, feed livestock and prevent soil erosion, has become an effective tool for poverty reduction and sustainable development.

A specialist (C) from China’s Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University introduces a type of special grass, which could be used to cultivate edible and medicinal mushrooms and feed livestock, to local residents in the Eastern Highlands Province of Papua New Guinea, Dec. 19, 2019. (Photo by Hu Yingping/Xinhua)

« I did go to Fujian Province. I met my then colleague, Governor Xi Jinping, » said Peti Lafanama, former governor of Papua New Guinea’s Eastern Highlands Province. « I think the President has a heart for the people. »

The vision of building a community with a shared future for humanity is also reflected in Xi’s efforts in global climate governance. Xi has repeatedly called for global solidarity to address this pressing challenge, stressing that ecological protection concerns the well-being and future of all countries.

China played « a decisive role » in the negotiation process of the Paris Agreement in December 2015, said former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, expressing his gratitude for China’s contribution to accelerating the ratification process of the agreement.

« Had not been President Xi Jinping’s initiative, we would not have the Paris Agreement on climate change even now, » said Ban.

In 2025, the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement, Xi announced China’s 2035 Nationally Determined Contributions at the UN Climate Summit, a move that further demonstrated China’s commitment and determination to advancing global green development.

« These targets represent China’s best efforts based on the requirements of the Paris Agreement, » Xi said in his video remarks to the UN summit.

An aerial drone photo taken on Oct. 28, 2025 shows a wind power project in operation in Wolong County, Shizhu Tujia Autonomous County, southwest China’s Chongqing. (Photo by Li Xiaofeng/Xinhua)

Through years of active participation in global climate governance and efforts to inspire younger generations to protect the planet, Xi has also called for building a community of all life on Earth in a bid to promote sustainable development for humanity.

« Our people hope to successfully realize national development, but they also hope to see all peoples of the world leading happy and peaceful lives, » Xi has said.■

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