One year after Cameroon’s disputed presidential election, the country is still grappling with questions about political accountability, electoral confidence, civil liberties and the economic pressures facing ordinary citizens. The October 12, 2025, election pitted 92-year-old incumbent Paul Biya aga
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One year after the presidential elections of 12 October 2025, Cameroon remains marked by the contestation, repression and absence of government. A year in which the...