YAOUNDE (Reuters) - Cameroon's octogenarian President Paul Biya set a date on Wednesday for voting for a Senate called for in a 1996 law in a move that could clarify succession in the African oil producer.
Cameroon passed the law some 17 years ago to create the Senate, but Biya's government delayed holding polls, citing a lack of money.
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