Cameroon's electoral commission has disqualified Maurice Kamto, the main opposition leader and key challenger to President Paul Biya, from the upcoming 2025 presidential election. The decision has sparked concerns about the fairness and transparency of the electoral process, as Biya, Africa's longest-serving and the world's oldest president at 92, seeks to extend his rule for an eighth term. Despite a record number of over 80 candidates applying to run, Kamto's exclusion leaves the field heavily tilted in Biya's favor. The move has heightened political tensions and fears of unrest in the country, with critics warning of further erosion of democratic institutions. Observers note that the opaque electoral process could also deter foreign investment and increase sovereign risk for Cameroon.
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