Despite his advanced age and declining health, Paul Biya, who has been in power in Cameroon since 1982, is preparing for a new term in the context of a presidential election marked by a fragmented opposition. However, the election is overshadowed by accusations against the electoral commission, an economic crisis, social tensions, and the absence of televised debates between candidates.
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Cameroon's 92-year-old president set for another term as country goes to polls
Election présidentielle au Cameroun : face à Paul Biya, l’espoir d’un changement
Will 92-year-old Biya win Cameroon's presidency again?
Cameroon presidential election: As Paul Biya set to win, what's at stake?
Can the world's oldest president keep his title and woo a nation of young voters?
Camerunezii sunt aşteptaţi la urne pentru a-şi alege preşedintele. Paul Biya, cel mai în vârstă preşedinte din lume la 92 de ani, candidează pentru un al optulea mandat
Cel mai bătrân preşedinte din lume candidează pentru al 8-lea mandat. Cine sunt rivalii săi
Alegeri prezidențiale în Camerun: Paul Biya, în vârstă de 92 de ani, candidează pentru un al optulea mandat
La 92 de ani, cel mai în vârstă preşedinte din lume mai vrea un mandat. Al 8-lea!
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