Concern Mounts in Cameroon over Biya’s Prolonged Absence
No return date has been announced as Paul Biya’s 58-day absence fuels public unease and concern over recent military appointments.
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Cameroon’s president draws concern and criticism by staying abroad for 2 months
YAOUNDE, Cameroon (AP) — Cameroon President Paul Biya on Thursday reached two months since the last time he was inside the borders of his country, a prolonged absence that has raised concerns for his health and criticisms about a possible…
Left on June 7 for a "short private stay in Europe", Paul Biya has still not returned to Cameroon. His prolonged absence worries foreign partners, who struggle to identify the real decision-making centers at the top of the state. Behind the scenes.
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