Paul Biya appoints members of the Superior Council of the Judiciary on June 2, 2026

On June 2, 2026, Cameroonian President Paul Biya signed a decree appointing new members to the Superior Council of the Judiciary. This council plays a crucial role in overseeing the judiciary in Cameroon. The specific names of the appointed members were not detailed in the articles reviewed.

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Prof. Paul Nchoji Nkwi Appointed Interim President of Cameroon Constitutional Council

Following the death of Clément Atangana on October 4, 2026, Prof. Paul Nchoji Nkwi has been appointed as the interim president of the Cameroon Constitutional Council. Nkwi, a prominent figure from Njinikom, Boyo Division, steps into this role amidst significant changes in the council's leadership since its establishment in 2018.

Paul Biya signs military and judicial appointments on August 31, 2026

On August 31, 2026, President Paul Biya of Cameroon signed decrees appointing magistrates to military courts and reorganizing military leadership. These changes reflect ongoing efforts to strengthen the judiciary and military structure in the country.

Concerns Grow Over Paul Biya's Prolonged Absence from Office

The prolonged absence of President Paul Biya has raised significant concerns in Cameroon, with opposition figures calling for a declaration of a power vacancy. Political analysts and former officials are warning of potential destabilization, while discussions about the need for a vice-presidential position have intensified amidst calls for government reshuffling.

Vacance du poste de vice-président au Cameroun depuis avril 2026

Depuis l'instauration du poste de vice-président au Cameroun en avril 2026, ce dernier reste vacant, suscitant des critiques et des inquiétudes. Des personnalités politiques, comme Joshua Osih et Denis Emilien Atangana, interpellent le président Paul Biya sur cette situation, la qualifiant d'escroquerie politique et de menace pour la continuité de l'État.