Developing. Maurice Kamto has published the memorandum he sent the African Union six months ago on unconstitutional changes of government, while Michèle Ndoki warned against a vice-president being appointed by anyone other than the sitting president.
Bibou Nissack, detained at Kondengui central prison in Yaounde, has asked the MRC's national mediation and arbitration committee to expel a party member in Strasbourg for treason.
The new MRC president signed a declaration on 28 October 2026 saying Cameroon is near collapse and calling on the African Union, the UN and Western partners to act together.
Maurice Kamto said he was deeply touched by a letter from MRC activists detained at Kondengui central prison in Yaounde, in which they thanked him for his years leading the party.
The political analyst told Canal 2 International that people in the ruling party say the MRC leader will never win the presidency, remarks that put the ruling party's view of its main opponent on the record.
A regional federation president of the MRC says Maurice Kamto has not left the party and that it will formalise his candidacy for the 2032 presidential election.
Noah, the party's interim leader, was elected with 96.89 percent of the vote at a congress on 17 October 2026, succeeding Maurice Kamto, who has been named the party's candidate for the next presidential election.
Emmanuel Simh, a lawyer and MRC member, published an open letter to Pierre Emmanuel Binyam on 18 October 2026, praising his campaign and urging him to return to the party after withdrawing from its presidential race.
The MRC's legal team told a Douala court on 14 October 2026 that Salomon Beas should produce evidence for his allegations that the party paid influencers to damage Samuel Eto'o's reputation.
The former MRC member lodged a contentious appeal on 14 October 2026 seeking to suspend the effects of the receipt authorising the party's 17 October 2026 elective convention in Yaounde.