The Constitution Amended, Biya Chooses a Successor Without Ballots

Author: camer.bePublished on: April 4, 2026Country: Cameroon

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The Constitution Amended, Biya Chooses a Successor Without Ballots

The Cameroonian Constitution has been amended, allowing President Paul Biya to appoint his successor without elections. This decision raises concerns about democracy and transparency in Cameroon. Critics, including political figures like Cabral Libii, strongly oppose this government project.

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