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2025 elections: Gov't warns against social media, AI misuse
By Stephen Tadaha Cameroon’s Minister of Defense, Joseph Beti Assomo, warned against the misuse of social media and artificial intelligence in the country, particularly with the 2025 presidential election and the 53rd National Day approaching. He issued the warning on Thursday, April 10, as he presided over a security evaluation meeting in the Nation’s capital, Yaoundé. Joseph Beti Assomo emphasized that the spread of misinformation and maliciou…
The President of the Senate, Marcel Niat Njifenji and the President of the National Assembly, Cavaye Yeguie Djibril, called on parliamentarians and citizens on April 9, to show patriotism and responsibility in this election year. The presidents of the two chambers of the Cameroonian Parliament called on their parliamentary colleagues and Cameroonian citizens to work to ensure that the various elections scheduled for 2025 took place in peace. Mar…
The organisation of the presidential elections in Cameroon in 2025 cannot be credible if it is carried out by arbitrarily removing candidates who held major positions during the 2018 election. In democracy, the legitimacy of an electoral process rests on the inclusion, transparency and consensus of the actors involved. The exclusion of number 2 and number 3 of the previous election would only accentuate the crisis of confidence surrounding the C…
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