President Paul Biya has set the date for Cameroon’s next legislative and municipal elections to 7 February 2027, according to a decree issued by the government.
The decree, which summons the electoral body to prepare for the polls, was signed on Monday 9 November. It formally establishes the election timetable and outlines the procedures to be followed.
Both the national legislative elections and the local municipal elections will be held on the same day, a decision that will shape the country’s political calendar for the coming years.
Cameroon’s electoral commission will be responsible for organising the vote, ensuring that the process complies with the country’s legal framework.
These elections will determine the composition of the National Assembly and the local councils that govern the country’s regions and cities.
<small>Source: Actu Cameroun — read the original story there.</small>
