The second vice-president of the Movement for the Renaissance of Cameroon assumes the presidency of the party following the resignation of Maurice Kamto and Mamadou Mota.
Two personalities step aside from the leadership of the Movement for the Renaissance of Cameroon. And a lady takes the helm. Prof. Maurice Kamto and his first vice-president Mamadou Mota withdraw from the party’s governance. Tiriane Balbine Nadège Noah takes over.
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Second vice-president until this September 8, she will preside over the political formation at a critical moment marked by internal tensions. These are themselves fueled by the leadership crisis following Maurice Kamto’s return to the head of the party after the failure in the 2025 presidential election. Also, a critical moment when the public administration expresses its disapproval of the party’s latest major decisions following the December 2025 convention.
While the party is before the courts to settle cases of contested member exclusions, the president and his deputy place the burden of the presidency on Balbine Nadège Noah for reasons they cite. Familiar with the situation for having managed the party during the critical period of 2019, she has the experience to steer the MRC ship on the path to achieving the long-sought change despite the tribulations.
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Seven years ago, when the party president Maurice Kamto and other party officials were in detention, it was she who ensured the interim. As the legislative and municipal elections approach, her first major mission is to restore calm within the party and among the militants by reassuring them. Before embarking on the task of winning votes. Another activity, and not the least, is to ensure the legality and legitimacy of the party’s acts and actions.
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