In a recent statement, Cabral Libii, the president of the Cameroon National Reconciliation Party (PCRN), has called on President Paul Biya to appoint a vice‑president for the country.
The call comes as the PCRN seeks to influence the political structure of the Republic of Cameroon, which has been governed by President Biya since 1982. The party has long advocated for reforms to improve governance and representation.
Cabral Libii said that the creation of a vice‑presidency would help distribute executive responsibilities and provide a clearer line of succession. He added that the move would strengthen democratic institutions in Cameroon.
President Biya has not yet responded to the request. The political landscape in Cameroon remains dominated by the ruling party, with opposition voices calling for greater inclusivity.
Observers note that the proposal could prompt discussions about constitutional amendments and the balance of power within the executive branch.
<small>Source: Actu Cameroun — read the original story there.</small>
