Cameroon President Paul Biya has now spent 48 days outside the country, reigniting concerns over a leadership vacuum, delayed government reforms, and uncertainty over who will succeed Africa’s oldest president.
&format=webp)
The administrative center in Yaoundé, where delayed government reshuffles, postponed elections, and an unfilled vice-presidential seat have heightened political frustration among opposition parties and the Cameroonian public
&format=webp)
Citizens in Yaoundé face growing uncertainty over delayed municipal and legislative elections. Over seven months after promising a new government team, the administration remains unchanged, fueling widespread calls for institutional renewal