Cameroon Approves Return of Vice Presidency Amid Controversy

Cameroon's parliament has passed a constitutional amendment to reinstate the vice presidency, a position eliminated over 50 years ago. The move, heavily criticized by opposition groups, grants President Paul Biya sole authority to appoint and dismiss the vice president, who will only act under delegated powers. If the president becomes incapacitated, the vice president would take over for the remainder of the term. The bill passed with overwhelming support—200 votes to 18—in a session boycotted