Freed Cameroon opposition leader eyes poll reforms
Cameroon opposition leader Maurice Kamto is driven away on October 5, 2019 after release from prison in Yaoundé. Prof. Kamto says he will intensify his fight against electoral fraud and injustice. PHOTO | FILE | NATION MEDIA GROUP
A Cameroonian opposition leader who was released from jail on Saturday following a presidential amnesty has vowed to intensify his fight against electoral fraud and injustice in the country.
Prof Maurice Kamto, president of Cameroon Renaissance Movement (MRC) and more than a hundred militants of the political outfit were freed when President Paul Biya asked military tribunals in the country to halt their prosecution.
