The political party intends to be a force of proposals in Cameroon as it pre occupies itself in the development of the agricultural sector which should lead to an economic development of Cameroon.

The Hilton political party, Croire au Cameroun (Crac) recently held a meeting at the Hilton hotel in Yaounde marking the launch of activities of the party.

Bernard Njonga was pleased to welcome the people who attended the official launch of the activities of this new political party which was legalised on July 11 in Yaoundé. He explained not only its new commitment in the political sphere, but the reasons for CARC.

For the former president of the Association citoyenne de défense des intérêts collectifs (Acdic), it is after many years of frustration in his various fight for a better rural world in Cameroon that he decided, with several companions, to take the political route.

"Our many and varied proposals, as civil society, to remove Cameroonians from misery were always denied by leaders” said Bernard Njonga, who is the first president of this political party.