Some 10,000 petty traders will go on strike in Yaoundé, Cameroon come April 8. Yimga Musa, chairman of the National Association of Operators of the Informal Sector and Fight against Poverty in Cameroon (ANOSILP) has warned. - “We intend to inform President Paul Biya personally on what happened to us. We are dead. Our children are dead. Our wives are dead. Our businesses are destroyed and we have no means of survival”, Musa said. The strike action comes few days after government’s delegate to the Yaoundé city council, Gilbert Tsimi Evouna, undertook a clean-up campaign in central-town. Tens of hundreds of petty traders were forced to depart from the central market where…