Politics - Current Political News in Cameroon Live and Ongoing, Political Information in Cameroon

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The Cameroonian Parliament approved the amendment of the 1972 Constitution to create a vice-presidential position after several hours of debate. Additionally, Nkou Mvondo denounced a 'political theater' following René Ze Nguele's intervention. The UDC proposed a presidential ticket and a five-year term limit as part of the constitutional revision. Jean-Bruno Tagne also criticized Paul Biya's political legacy.

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