Cameroon-football : ‘I will use my past experiences to put myself at the service of Rigobert and the national team’

Interview of Sebastien Migne — Indomitable lions assistant coach

Cameroon-football : ‘I will use my past experiences to put myself at the service of Rigobert and the national team’

Published on 07.03.2022

Sébastien Migné, the indomitable lions newly appointed assistant coach granted an interview to rfI explaining the new organisation of the national team. Journalist : Prior to your new functions as an assistant coach to the indomitable lions, having as a background Kenya’s head coach at the AFCON 2019. How did things…

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Cameroon:Israel and the Human Rights Council – a love-hate story, explained
Published on 27.05.2021
More and more studies show that similar fundamental values lead to stronger experience of feeling – greater love, yet greater hate as well when walking…

Opinion column

Cameroon:Israel and the Human Rights Council – a love-hate story, explained
Published on 27.05.2021
More and more studies show that similar fundamental values lead to stronger experience of feeling – greater love, yet greater hate as well when walking…
Ideas

Cameroon:Africa it’s time to make big polluters pay
Published on 19.08.2020
Mass mobilizations and marches happening across the globe makes these times very interesting. From the United States, to Europe, Asia and Africa people are saying…

Ideas

Cameroon:Africa it’s time to make big polluters pay
Published on 19.08.2020
Mass mobilizations and marches happening across the globe makes these times very interesting. From the United States, to Europe, Asia and Africa people are saying…
Opinion

Cameroon: Maurice Kamto’s ten Ambazonia sins
Published on 13.02.2020
There has been a lot of bad blood these days between the leader of the Cameroon Renaissance Movement Maurice Kamto and separatist activists. The anynosity…

Opinion

Cameroon: Maurice Kamto’s ten Ambazonia sins
Published on 13.02.2020
There has been a lot of bad blood these days between the leader of the Cameroon Renaissance Movement Maurice Kamto and separatist activists. The anynosity…
Opinion

Ruth Tembe Biz, On Leading Change In Cameroon
Published on 22.01.2020
It’s a calm Saturday morning and amongst all the happenings around, we are not left indifferent by the influence of her personality, her impact, the…

Opinion

Ruth Tembe Biz, On Leading Change In Cameroon
Published on 22.01.2020
It’s a calm Saturday morning and amongst all the happenings around, we are not left indifferent by the influence of her personality, her impact, the…

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