The Universal Mediator, President of the Independent Commission against Corruption and Discrimination (COMICODI), and President of the Popular Movement for Dialogue and Reconciliation, has reacted to the *panthéonisation* of Rudolf Duala Manga Bell in Germany. This event, recognizing the Cameroonian independence leader, has sparked responses from Cameroonian elected officials. The details of Shanda Tonme's letter to Cameroonian representatives remain undisclosed in this report, but it indicates a significant political dialogue surrounding the commemoration. Duala Manga Bell was a key figure in the struggle for Cameroon’s independence and his recognition in Germany signifies a complex historical and political relationship. The *panthéon* in Germany now includes a prominent Cameroonian figure, symbolizing a historical acknowledgment. This event highlights ongoing discussions about colonialism, independence movements, and international recognition of African leaders. Further details are expected regarding the content of Tonme’s communication and the official Cameroonian response.