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Now to look at some of the stories making headlines in the Central Africa, we speak to Geopolitical Analyst, Aaron Ng'ambi

Now to look at some of the stories making headlines in the Central Africa, we speak to Geopolitical Analyst, Aaron Ng'ambi

Central Africa wrap with Geopolitical Analyst, Aaron Ng'ambi

Cameroon's President Paul Biya has reshuffled the country's military leadership, just days after announcing he will run for an unprecedented eighth term. At 92, Biya is the world's oldest head of state and has ruled since 1982. The shake-up affects nearly all branches of the armed forces and includes the promotion of several key generals. Analysts say the move could be aimed at consolidating power and securing loyalty from the military ahead of the October 12 presidential election. To unpack what this means for Cameroon's political and security outlook, joining in from Yaoundé by Channel Africa's correspondent, Moki Kindzeka.

Cameroon's President Paul Biya has reshuffled the country's military leadership, just days after announcing he will run for an unprecedented eighth term. At 92, Biya is the world's oldest head of state and has ruled since 1982. The shake-up affects nearly all branches of the armed forces and includes the promotion of several key generals. Analysts say the move could be aimed at consolidating power and securing loyalty from the military ahead of the October 12 presidential election. To unpack what this means for Cameroon's political and security outlook, joining in from Yaound&eacute; by Channel Africa's correspondent, Moki Kindzeka.

Cameroon's President Paul Biya reshuffles the country's military leadership

The emergency Summit where twenty- member states are set to announce coordinated concrete actions for enforcing international law against Israel, concluded in Colombia recently. The meeting has been organised by the Hague group - a bloc of states including South Africa, Cuba and Malaysia, founded earlier this year in the Netherlands. The member states are united by a goal of promoting boycott and sanctions against Israel as it has singled out Israel for benefiting from an "exceptionalism" in the application of international law. For more on this, Professor Noor Nieftagodien from the Palestine Solidarity Campaign.

The emergency Summit where twenty- member states are set to announce coordinated concrete actions for enforcing international law against Israel, concluded in Colombia recently. The meeting has been organised by the Hague group - a bloc of states including South Africa, Cuba and Malaysia, founded earlier this year in the Netherlands. The member states are united by a goal of promoting boycott and sanctions against Israel as it has singled out Israel for benefiting from an "exceptionalism" in the application of international law. For more on this, Professor Noor Nieftagodien from the Palestine Solidarity Campaign.

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