Cameroon Sets Presidential Vote for October 12
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The presidential election race in Cameroon has been officially launched since Friday, July 11, 2025, with President Paul Biya convening the electoral corps for the 12th of October. Before reaching that date, the political parties and their candidates are already working to meet the required conditions, in order to participate in this election. Conditions that are not always obvious and which will have to be respected within very strict deadlines.
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Latest Nigerian NewsCameroon sets presidential election date for October 12
As planned, on 11 July, Paul Biya convened the Cameroonian electoral corps, which is called to the polls in three months' time, on 12 October, for the presidential election.
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Cameroon on Friday set the next presidential election for Oct. 12, according to a statement from the country’s longtime president. The vote comes at a key time for the west African nation whose 92-year-old leader has not ruled out that he would seek another term. Paul Biya, Africa’s second longest-serving president after Teodoro Obiang of Equatorial Guinea, is frequently sick and abroad, and last year, talk spread that he had died, prompting the…
Cameroon Schedules Presidential Polls for October 12
Cameroon is set to hold presidential elections on October 12, as announced in a decree by President Paul Biya on Friday. Biya, who serves as the leader of the Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement (CPDM) and is seen as its de facto candidate, has not publicly disclosed whether he will seek an eighth term. There seems to be a shift among some of Biya’s long-time supporters, distancing themselves from the 92-year-old ruler, who has governed the We…
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