00:00At a polling station in the capital, YaoundĂŠ, young voters showed up early.
00:07Many of them expressed frustration with the current leadership in the country.
00:12The election could extend 92-year-old President Paul Biya's nearly half a century hold on to power in the Central African country.
00:22What I am hoping for is that we solve the problems of corruption, governance and then employment.
00:28Because there are no jobs in Cameroon.
00:30It's difficult for me, a young student, to hope for a future if graduates cannot find jobs.
00:37For me, the most important thing is a solution on the employment sector.
00:43Twelve candidates are on the ballot, though two withdrew their candidacy to throw support behind other candidates.
00:51The most popular opposition leader, Maurice Camto, has been barred from running.
00:58Biya first became President in 1982, following the resignation of his predecessor, Armado Ahijo, and has ruled since then.
01:07He was declared the winner of seven subsequent elections.
01:10What I expect from the next president is to ensure that Cameroon returns to the way it was before.
01:19Because we have lost a lot in Cameroon, and truly, there is no justice.
01:23There is not a single person to defend human rights.
01:26In the event of injustice, there really isn't any in Cameroon.
01:30We, the people of Cameroon, are discouraged by all this.
01:33And then young, graduates with degrees, make the back, or master's degrees, cannot find work.
01:438.2 million Cameroonians are registered to vote in the single-round presidential election.
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