Cameroon: Polls 'will not be fair'

The leader of the main Cameroon opposition party has said that next month's elections will not be free and fair without electoral reform. John Fru Ndi told the BBC that his 1992 defeat to President Paul Biya had been due to electoral fraud. Mr Biya, who has been in power for 22 years, has yet to confirm that he will stand for re-election on 11 October.