Opposition Vows to Stop Incumbent President from Winning Polls in Cameroon

The Opposition Form a Coalition to Protect Votes

The major opposition parties have decided to form a coalition to go against the sixth term President Paul Biya of Cameroon in Sunday’s Presidential Polls.

Some opposition parties have united in an effort to harness discontent about the country’s crumbling infrastructure and about Biya, who they say has ruled Cameroon like a personal fiefdom for too long.

The president goes years without convening cabinet meetings and spends long stretches out of the country with his wife Chantal, most often holidaying in Switzerland.