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The Miss Cameroon Organizing Committee (Comica) has removed Josiane Harangada Golonga from her title, citing repeated breaches of her contractual obligations.

In a statement dated February 25, the committee accused Golonga of missing several major official events, making remarks deemed disrespectful to the institution, unilaterally suspending activities tied to her mandate, and hiring a personal manager in violation of contract terms.

Comica said it issued multiple warnings and a final notice before taking action.

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The committee revoked all rights, privileges, and benefits associated with the Miss Cameroon 2025 title.

First runner-up Audrey Moutongo is expected to assume the role and continue the mandate.

Golonga disputes the allegations. According to a letter reportedly issued through a judicial officer, she claims she is owed two months’ salary and requests the return of her official vehicle.

She also denies abandoning her duties or violating contract terms.

Comica emphasized that the final notice required Golonga to report to its offices within five days, warning that failure to do so would be considered a resignation.




Djinodji Solmengar

Djinodji Solmengar Rodrigue is a journalist with MRTV English, Chad’s first English-language media outlet, where he led English-language news coverage at its launch. Based in N’Djamena, his reporting explores political, economic, and social developments, with particular attention to everyday realities, informal sectors, and cultural life. His work also extends to football and broader societal issues, approached through field reporting and in-depth storytelling. Beyond reporting, Djinodji regularly conducts interviews focused on education, including the teaching of English in Chad, as well as conversations (with AFROTRONIX, to name a few) on culture and music. He is also active as an English–French interpreter, working alongside international media professionals. In this capacity, he recently supported and interpreted for a delegation of foreign journalists, including BBC representatives, during the PND Chad Connexion 2030 mission. Alongside his professional practice, Djinodji is pursuing a PhD, with research centered on the presence of China and Russia in Africa as portrayed in selected Commonwealth online media. His academic interests lie at the intersection of media, geopolitics, and discourse analysis. Earlier in his career, he taught English and authored a Master’s thesis examining the contextualization of English language teaching in Chad, reflecting a sustained engagement with educational challenges and policy.