Opposition Condemns New Vice-President in Cameroon
Cameroon is having a constitutional review. The opposition is protesting changes to the laws. Legislative elections have been delayed.
The constitutional review is happening because of long-time President Paul Biya’s rule. The Senate made a new law. This law lets city councils stay in power without limits. The review happened last Saturday. Elections for the legislature will now take place in 2027.
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Highlights
Biya's Rule is Ending
The constitutional review is about what happens after President Biya's long time in power.
Opposition Protests Changes
The opposition is against the new vice-president and changes to voting rules.
Senate Approves Term Extensions
The Senate passed a law to keep municipal councils open longer.
Elections Postponed
Legislative elections will now happen in 2027.
Constitutional Review is Key
The constitutional revision is a major political discussion for the country.