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23, October 2025
Yaoundé to announce presidential election results on Oct. 27 0
Cameroon’s Constitutional Council announced on Wednesday evening that the final results of the country’s presidential election will be proclaimed on Monday, 15 days after the poll.
According to the council, results from all 31,653 polling stations will be read during a televised ceremony in the capital Yaoundé before the winner is declared.
The presidential election was held on Oct. 12.
Source: Xinhuanet