SDF and PCRN propose an elected vice-president and a limited mandate

Author: camer.bePublished on: April 2, 2026Country: Cameroon

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SDF and PCRN propose an elected vice-president and a limited mandate

The SDF and PCRN parties proposed the election of a vice-president and the establishment of a limited mandate for leaders in Cameroon. This initiative aims to strengthen democracy and address citizens' concerns regarding governance. The details of this proposal were discussed during a recent meeting between the two parties.

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