African Elections 2025: Malawi Court Nullifies Results, Cameroon's Biya Seeks Re-election
In September and October 2025, Malawi's election dynamics shifted as the court nullified the presidential election results, favoring Lazarus Chakwera over incumbent Peter Mutharika. Meanwhile, Cameroon held elections with 92-year-old President Paul Biya seeking re-election.
These events highlighted the evolving democratic processes in Africa, particularly in Malawi and Cameroon.
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