Amidst post-election unrest in Cameroon, a Douala family is mourning the death of Achille Simo, who witnesses claim was shot by a soldier. This incident highlights heightened fear and violence following President Paul Biya's re-election.

• Achille Simo, a 45-year-old father of five, was killed on Wednesday after the contested election, reportedly shot by a soldier.
• President Paul Biya, 92, secured his eighth mandate, having been in power since 1982.
• Opposition figure Issa Tchiroma Bakary has encouraged protests, claiming victory and stating that "hundreds" have been killed and injured.