Jean de Dieu Momo: 'The creation of a vice-presidential position meets a fundamental requirement'

The recent constitutional reform to establish a vice-presidential position in Cameroon has sparked a debate about its constitutionality. Some argue it violates Article 64 of the constitution, while others assert it aligns with Article 5, which ensures the regular functioning of public authorities. Jean de Dieu Momo argues that this reform is necessary for ensuring state continuity and fits within a contemporary dynamic of adapting institutions to political realities.