Race to presidency: Constitutional Council set to proclaim results on October 27

The President of the Constitutional Council, Clement Atangana has issued a communique confirming Monday, October 27, 2025,

as date to proclaim October 12 presidential election results.

The communique dated Wednesday, October 22, states, “The President of the Constitutional Council announces that the hearing to proclaim the results of the election of the President of the Republic of 12 October 2025 will be held on Monday, 27 October 2025 at 11:00 a.m. in the inaugural room of Palais de Congres de Yaounde”.

The results will officially be declared Monday, October 27 at 10:30 a.m. during a formal session at the Yaoundé Convention Center.

KNews learned the delay in releasing results is due to Cameroon’s manual vote-counting process, which requires time to verify, compile, and cross-check data from regional and departmental commissions before the final tabulation.

It should be noted that the Constitutional Council, is the only body legally empowered to publish the final results, received all electoral materials from the National Commission for the General Vote Counting following the October 12 election.

The next president whether incumbent or challenger will face the task of addressing economic challenges, improving governance, and responding to citizens’ demands for greater inclusion and development.

As Cameroon awaits the Constitutional Council’s final proclamation, the atmosphere across the nation remains one of cautious anticipation and hope for a transparent conclusion to the 2025 electoral process.

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Cross section of members of the Constitution Council

Copy of the communique