Președintele din Camerun a plecat în concediu de două luni și nu s-a mai întors. Este șeful statului din 1982 • Newsweek România

Cameroon's President Paul Biya has been absent for two months, raising concerns about his health and potential power vacuum. At 93, he has led the country since 1982 and is currently on his eighth term. His absence has sparked speculation and criticism, particularly as there is no vice president to assume leadership. The opposition claims the country is being run on 'autopilot' and questions Biya's legitimacy. Despite constitutional allowances for extended absence, the situation has led to unrest and protests, especially with the upcoming 2025 elections. Biya's long tenure has been marked by economic stagnation and rising unemployment, contributing to a loss of faith among the youth.