Cameroon’s President to Appoint First Vice-President in Over 43 Years
Cameroon’s President Paul Biya is set to get a vice-president for the first time in his four-decade rule following controversial constitutional changes backed by parliament. The position was scrapped in 1972. In recent years, the leader of the Senate was expected to act as president, but only until a fresh election was arranged. The opposition said the amendments were hastily drafted and aimed at consolidating power. Even…
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