Cameroon’s bicameral Parliament will convene in a joint Congress on Wednesday, 11 November 2026, to administer the oath of office to two newly appointed members of the Constitutional Council.
The session will bring together both chambers of the legislature – the National Assembly and the Senate – which normally meet separately, in order to carry out the ceremonial swearing‑in.
The purpose of the gathering is the “prestation de serment” (oath‑taking) of the two individuals who have been selected to serve on the Constitutional Council, the body charged with ensuring that laws and government actions conform to the nation’s constitution.
Cameroon’s Constitutional Council is a high‑level judicial authority that reviews the constitutionality of legislation and electoral disputes, while the Parliament, composed of the 180‑member National Assembly and the 100‑member Senate, is the country’s principal law‑making institution.
The congress is scheduled for the Wednesday meeting, and no further details about the ceremony or the identities of the new council members have been released by authorities.
<small>Source: Actu Cameroun — read the original story there.</small>
