Cel mai în vârstă șef de stat din lume a plecat într-o scurtă vacanță acum două luni și nu s-a mai întors

Paul Biya, the world's oldest head of state, has been absent from Cameroon for two months, raising health concerns and fears of a power vacuum. Biya, 93, left for a private stay in Europe and has been in power since 1982. His prolonged absence has led to speculation about his health and criticism regarding the lack of leadership in the country. The opposition claims that the absence of a vice president leaves Cameroon on 'autopilot'. Despite constitutional allowances for extended absence, many citizens express doubts about Biya's ability to govern effectively. His leadership has been marked by economic stagnation and rising unrest, with protests against his potential re-election in 2025 resulting in fatalities.