Judges in Cameroon have rejected calls to annul the disputed presidential election and will announce the results on Monday, despite ongoing protests and allegations of irregularities, including ballot-stuffing. Opposition candidate Issa Tchiroma Bakary has declared himself the winner with 55% of the vote, a claim dismissed by President Paul Biya’s ruling party, heightening fears of post-electoral violence amid existing conflicts.
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