Cameroon opposition leader banned from challenging world's oldest president
Opposition leader Kamgaing Maurice has been barred from running in the upcoming election against Cameroon's President Paul Biya, who has ruled the Central African country since 1982. Maurice, who leads the Popular Front for Development (PFD) party, had intended to register his candidacy in the upcoming election, scheduled for later this year, but was prevented from doing so as the Independent reports. The decision has been criticized by the country's opposition, who see it as yet another attempt by Biya to maintain his grip on power. Tensions are high as the country has been plagued with civil unrest and a three-year lockdown. Many are now concerned that the upcoming elections in October will only serve to further destabilize the region. Stay tuned to your favorite news outlets for further updates.
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Opposition leader barred from running in upcoming election against Cameroon's President Paul Biya in what critics see as another attempt to maintain power. Cameroon has been plagued with civil unrest and a three-year lockdown in English-speaking regions. Critics concerned upcoming elections in October will only further destabilize the region. More to come...
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