Cameroon Faces Criticism for Internet Disruption
Tech experts have slammed Cameroon for allegedly throttling the internet to suppress mobilization for ongoing protests.
The government's move is seen as an attempt to curb opposition ahead of the delayed announcement of election results on Monday.
- Polls were initially set to be announced on Thursday but were postponed.
- The country is polarized by the possibility of longtime ruler, Paul Biya, retaining power following the October 12 polls.
Opposition, including self-declared winner, Issa Tchiroma, alleges the election has been rigged again.
Clashes have broken out between security forces and opposition supporters, further fueled by the internet disruption.
Author's summary: Cameroon faces criticism for internet disruption amid protests.