In Cameroon, all eyes are on Yaoundé as President Paul Biya prepares to be inaugurated for a new seven-year term, extending his remarkable 43-year rule. The ceremony comes amid ongoing political tensions, with opposition parties rejecting the results of the October 12 election and calling for nationwide protests and lockdowns. Ahead of the inauguration, we speak live from Yaoundé with political analyst Paul Anchang to discuss what the ceremony signifies and what Cameroonians might expect from this new term.

<p>In Cameroon, all eyes are on Yaound&eacute; as President Paul Biya prepares to be inaugurated for a new seven-year term, extending his remarkable 43-year rule. The ceremony comes amid ongoing political tensions, with opposition parties rejecting the results of the October 12 election and calling for nationwide protests and lockdowns. Ahead of the inauguration, we speak live from Yaound&eacute; with political analyst Paul Anchang to discuss what the ceremony signifies and what Cameroonians might expect from this new term.</p>

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