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Author: Akere T. Muna

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Akere T. Muna

Akere Muna is a Cameroonian lawyer and former presidential candidate.

  • Cameroon elections: President Biya was re-elected but frustrations against him and the system are mounting. Credit: Ludwig Tröller.
    CameroonEditor's PicksPolitics
    By Akere T. Muna
    November 14, 2018
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    I ran for president in Cameroon. Here’s what I learnt.

    Cameroon’s electoral system is deeply lopsided. Citizens will only stand for that so long. On 6 November, Paul Biya was inaugurated for the seventh time. The ...
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