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Mr Biya, the Time Has Come for You to Step Down with Dignity

When promises of change yield to silence, when the post of vice president is created but left vacant and when a nation is kept guessing about its future, the question is no longer simply who governs Cameroon, but how long the country must wait for a new chapter to begin. Frankly speaking, there comes a moment in the life of every leader when the greatest act of patriotism is no longer to hold on to power, but to know when to let it go. For Camer…

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He promises changes, but does not change, has created a vice-president position, but does not provide it. At 93 years of age, Paul Biya maintains suspense at the top of the state, while the power struggles are intensifying and the country sinks into sinistrosis.

One year after his re-election, 93-year-old Paul Biya did not appoint a vice-president or reform his government. In Cameroon, the power is at a standstill. (153 character...

A re-election in 2025, a constitutional reform in 2026, and yet... a great institutional blur. While the vice-president's chair remains desperately empty in Yaoundé, the Cameroonian economy is going through a

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JeuneAfrique.com broke the news on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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