The Colbert Factor: What If the South African Courts Were Right in Confiscating Baba Danpullo's Assets Colbert Gwain I might have still been in the Junior Secondary School in Fundong in the Boyo Division of the North West Region of Cameroon in the 80s, but I knew virtually every well-to-do businessman in that community. One of such was a certain Pa Dominick, a popular bar owner of Bali extraction who had settled in Fundong in the seventies. No civil servant nor any person of mettle in Fundong then would be said to have had a well-spent day if s/he didn't take a drink in Pa Dominick's bar, situated off the jaws of Fundong Grandstand. Pa Dominick had made a good fortune in Fundong and in turn, decided to expand his bar and soya-roasting business to real estate development. With his good standing in the lone vibrant micro-finance institution, the Fundong Credit Union where most businessmen and civil servants in the Boyo Divisional capital saved their money, he to