Cameroon’s MRC targets victory in elections in Kékem
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Camer
Harold Nkoudoh, secretary of the Cameroon Renaissance Movement’s communal federation in Kékem, says its members are ready to target victory in the next municipal and legislative elections. Thirteen federation delegates attended the 17 October convention in Yaoundé, which elected Tiriane Balbine Noah president after Maurice Kamto’s resignation, reports Camer.
Harold Nkoudoh, secretary of the communal federation of the Cameroon Renaissance Movement (MRC) in Kékem, says his party is ready to contest the next municipal and legislative elections and is aiming for every vote in the commune. He was speaking after the MRC’s extraordinary convention held on 17 October in Yaoundé, according to Camer.
Nkoudoh says 13 delegates from Kékem took part in the convention, which elected Tiriane Balbine Noah as party president. He argues that the results of the 12 October 2025 presidential election show the MRC’s local presence: Issa Tchiroma Bakary received 5,843 votes there, compared with 2,745 for Paul Biya, according to figures compiled by local political actors. Tiriane Balbine Noah
Bello Bouba came third with 177 votes. Joshua Osih of the Social Democratic Front (SDF) received 104 votes, Espoir Matomba 84 and Cabral Libii 80. The MRC announced the 17 October convention on 29 September, after Willy Mengue challenged its authorisation on 30 September. The announcement of the MRC convention
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