MRC: Three Candidates Officially Enter the Post-Kamto Battle

Author: lebledparle.comPublished on: September 17, 2026Country: Cameroon

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MRC: Three Candidates Officially Enter the Post-Kamto Battle

Three candidacies have been registered at MRC following the resignation of Maurice Kamto and Mamadou Mota. Bris Ronnic Djolako, Tiriane Balbine Nadège Noah, and Pierre Emmanuel Binyam are the candidates, each proposing a team to lead the party towards the 2027 municipal and legislative elections. The submitted lists still need to be validated by the competent commission.

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