Paul Biya, now 92, is seeking another term in office, which would keep him in power until he is almost 100.
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Paul Biya, the world's oldest head of state, announces his candidacy for another term in the October elections. Biya has been at the helm of Cameroon for 43 years and would remain in power until he is almost 100 years old if he is re-elected.
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World’s oldest president eyes eighth term - at the age of 92
La 92 de ani, Paul Biya anunţă că va candida pentru al optulea mandat de preşedinte al Camerunului / Țara a avut doar doi preşedinţi de la independenţa faţă de Franţa şi Marea Britanie la începutul anilor 1960
La 92 de ani, Paul Biya anunţă că va candida pentru al optulea mandat de preşedinte al Camerunului / Țara a avut doar doi preşedinţi de la independenţa faţă de Franţa şi Marea Britanie la începutul anilor 1960
Camerun: La 92 de ani, Paul Biya anunţă că va candida pentru al optulea mandat de preşedinte
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