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Cameroon's National Assembly gets new leader after 34 Years

Cameroon's National Assembly elected Théodore Datouo as its new president on Tuesday, ending the 34-year tenure of Cavaye Yeguié Djibril, who had led the lower house of parliament since 1992 .

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00:00Cameroon's National Assembly has a new president.
00:03Deputy Thaudeau D'Artour was elected Tuesday replacing Cavalier Yegier-Gibril,
00:08who held the post for 34 years since 1992.
00:13D'Artour, from the Western region, served as vice president until now.
00:17His elections follow a decision by the ruling RDPC Party's Central Committee,
00:24opening a new era at the helm of the country's lower house of parliament.
00:29Cavalier, first elected to parliament in 1974,
00:33has been a fixture of Cameroon's political landscape for decades.
00:38Activist Nkongko Felix Abbo called the election a test for the credibility,
00:43independence and real role of our parliament.
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