Cameroon Opposition Figure Kamto Resigns as Party President
The move comes amid internal dissent and follows his deputy's departure, weakening the party ahead of 2027 elections, according to France 24.
Cameroonian opposition figure Maurice Kamto resigned as president of his party, the MRC, France 24's French service reported, amid internal dissent.
His resignation coincided with the departure of the party's first vice president, Mamadou Mota, further weakening the party ahead of Cameroon's 2027 elections, according to the report.
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- Cameroun : Maurice Kamto démissionne de la présidence de son parti — France 24 — Français
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