Cameroonian lawyer Michèle Ndoki has commented on the vacancy in the Vice-Presidency of the Republic. This situation arises six months after a constitutional reform took place. President Paul Biya has yet to address the appointment of a new Vice-President following the change. Ndoki’s analysis focuses on potential strategies and key issues surrounding this critical governmental position in Cameroon. Observers are closely monitoring the situation for indications of the President’s intentions and the likely impact on the country’s political landscape. The vacancy raises questions about the implementation of the constitutional changes and the future direction of Cameroon’s governance.