- Opposition leader Maurice Kamto disqualified from Cameroon’s presidential election, sparking fears of unrest
- President Paul Biya, 92, approved to run again
YAOUNDE, CAMEROON – Cameroon is bracing for possible street protests after the country’s elections body disqualified the main opposition leader from the October 12 presidential race while validating 92-year-old President Paul Biya’s bid for a new term.
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