Described as one of the longest-serving presidents in Africa, Cameroonian President Paul Biya's absence from the country continues to draw criticism.
In this Sunday Oct. 7,2018 file photo, Cameroon's President Paul Biya waits to casts his vote during the Presidential elections in Yaounde
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Cameroon: Paul Biya’s 48-day absence sparks debate over government inaction
Biya’s 48-day absence reignites debate over power vacuum in Cameroon
Paul Biya's prolonged stay in Switzerland sparks fresh debate in Cameroon
The world's oldest serving head of state has been out of the country for 45 days, now his ruling party has called a rare meeting
The lengthy absence of Cameroon's long-serving President Paul Biya, who has been in Switzerland since early June, has reignited…
President Paul Biya's 48-day absence in Switzerland has reignited concerns over a power vacuum in Cameroon, fueling debate about…
The president, who has made frequent trips to Geneva over the years, has faced waves of speculation and rumours regarding his…
Cameroon's president Paul Biya has been in Switzerland for several weeks now. His health has been the subject of speculation,…
Political uncertainty is mounting in Cameroon after the countrys ruling party convened a rare meeting of senior leaders while…
Paul Biya, 93, has been in Geneva since early June. With family reportedly summoned and denials from Yaoundé, Cameroon faces a…
