President Paul Biya of Cameroon has appointed his son to the position of Vice President.

Cameroon's President Paul Biya has named his son as Vice President and assigned him a key role in the country's defense, a move that comes amid ongoing debates about succession.

© AN The 2026 Legislative Year in Cameroon officially commenced on March 10 at the Paul Biya Glass House in a somber yet historic atmosphere. Presiding over the opening of the March session, which is the first Ordinary Session, the newly designated Eldest Member of Parliament, Honourable Marlse Toute Soppo, began the proceedings by leading a moment of silence for her predecessor, the late Honourable Laurentine Koa Mfegue Mbede. Against this backdrop of loss, the session marks a pivotal moment...

The Cameroonian Parliament, at the behest of President Paul Biya, convened in a joint session to reintroduce the post of Vice-President.

Cameroonian President Paul Biya, the world's oldest leader, is slated to have a vice-president for the first time in his 43-year rule, following controversial constitutional amendments approved by parliament.

Cameroon's President Paul Biya has named his son as Vice President and assigned him a crucial role in the country's defense sector, as reported by the-star.co.ke.

Cameroon's parliament has approved the creation of a vice president role, a position expected to serve under the 93-year-old President Paul Biya.