Four killed in Cameroon protests as election results awaited
Summary
In Cameroon, four people died in clashes before election results were announced. Supporters of opposition leader Issa Tchiroma gathered despite a ban, claiming he won the election, while President Paul Biya is expected to remain in power. There were also reports of internet disruptions and tensions with security forces.Key Facts
- Four people were killed in clashes in Cameroon.
- The conflicts happened before the announcement of election results from an October 12 vote.
- Opposition leader Issa Tchiroma claimed he won the election with 54.8 percent.
- President Paul Biya is expected to be announced the winner, potentially continuing his long rule.
- Demonstrators in Douala attacked a gendarmerie brigade and police stations.
- Tensions rose in the northern area of Garoua, with police using tear gas on crowds.
- There have been disruptions to internet access, possibly affecting news coverage.
- The Minister of Territorial Administration expressed concerns about the protests leading to a security crisis.
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