US EditionYoung Cameroonians face prospect of new bid by 92-year-old leader
- Cameroon's 2025 election centers on whether 92-year-old President Paul Biya will seek another term amid a divided ruling party and youth unease.
- This election follows long-standing leadership since 1982, contested 2018 polls, and widespread calls for succession planning amid political and economic challenges.
- Supporters held a youth rally in Maroua to back Biya for a 'resounding victory,' while some youths called the event a 'charade' reflecting deep skepticism.
- With 60% of Cameroon's population under 25 and youth unemployment near 74%, analysts warn that succession uncertainty risks social unrest and affects international standing.
- The election outcome could shape the country's future as young voters vote for change, while the lack of a clear succession plan raises fears of instability.
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Young Cameroonians face prospect of new bid by 92-year-old leader – Cameroon Intelligence Report
Young Cameroonian voters hoping for change in this year’s elections still face the possibility that 92-year-old President Paul Biya could announce a bid to extend his more than four decades in power. Biya, who took the reins in 1982, has remained tight-lipped on whether he plans to stand again in October. But with just a month to go before candidates have to officially register, some of the party faithful have been calling for him to do so. Youn…
Young Cameroonians face prospect of new bid by 92-year-old leader – Cameroon Concord News
Young Cameroonian voters hoping for change in this year’s elections still face the possibility that 92-year-old President Paul Biya could announce a bid to extend his more than four decades in power. Biya, who took the reins in 1982, has remained tight-lipped on whether he plans to stand again in October. But with just a month to go before candidates have to officially register, some of the party faithful have been calling for him to do so. Youn…
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