Cameroun : Joseph Dion Ngute, l’art de durer au milieu de la guerre des clans

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Joseph Dion Ngute (1er rang, au centre), venu représenter Paul Biya à la finale féminine de la CAN, à Rabat, 16 août 2026.

Publié aujourd’hui à 12h00 Lecture : 6 minutes.

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Samuel Eto’o Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh Paul Biya
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