Cameroon: Valère Bessala accuses Paul Biya of betraying the popular will

Valère Bessala criticizes the ongoing constitutional revision in Cameroon, which proposes the appointment of the vice president by the head of state, unlike the previous practice of joint election with the president before 1972. He views this change as a break from tradition and a concentration of executive power, distancing the people from the designation process. Bessala compares the current situation to that of former president Ahmadou Ahidjo, whom he believes structured the state better.