The executive president of the party Heritage says the civil-society call for a transition lacks a legal basis and argues that the 12 October 2025 vote already decided the presidency.
The MRC says it has completed the legal formalities for its extraordinary convention in Yaounde on 17 October, after a party member wrote to the local administration arguing the meeting breaches the party's statutes.
Jacques Fame Ndongo declared the 29 September defence of Pierre Nkou Abina null and void, saying the organising institution is not authorised to operate in Cameroon.
Developing. Prof Willibroad Dze-Ngwa says time alone cannot end the conflict and calls for a fresh political process with no taboo subjects, after the prime minister said the crisis could die a natural death.
Two Cameroonian outlets review the year since the 7 October 2025 campaign address in Maroua. Both point to an unrenewed government and an unfilled vice-presidency.
Africa Intelligence reported that US officials asked diplomats and local actors about possible successors to President Paul Biya, 93. Other outlets repeated the report and added details that the original has not confirmed.
The Constitutional Council met on 7 October 2026 to formally record the vacancy of its presidency, three days after the death of Clement Atangana in Paris. No successor has been named.
The counter-interrogation of Lieutenant-Colonel Dieudonne Bialo did not go ahead after the prosecution produced a mission order. Defence lawyers called the postponement a delaying tactic.