Cameroon opposition warn of vote-rigging

OPPOSITION candidates in Cameroon’s national elections being held today have accused the government of longtime President Paul Biya of vote-rigging, but the election authority insists it will keep the ballot honest.

Mon, 11 Oct, 2004 - 01:00

The elections are viewed as a test for the West African nation’s shaky democracy.

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