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Published on: 02/08/2026 - 1:04 p.m.

On January 8, 142 detainees from the post-election crisis of October 2025 appeared before the Yaoundé military court. In preventive detention for more than 2 months, like nearly 2,000 other people in the country, they are being tried for “spreading false news, gathering, group rebellion and lack of identity card” for having participated in demonstrations against the results of the presidential election of October 12, giving Paul Biya the winner.

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