Țara în care președintele lipsește de două luni. Șeful statului își conduce poporul dintr-o stațiune din Elveția

Cameroon's President Paul Biya has been absent for over two months, raising concerns about his health and potential power vacuum. His extended stay in Europe has led to criticism from opposition leaders, who claim the country is being run on 'autopilot'. Biya, who has been in power since 1982, is 93 years old and has faced allegations of election fraud. His absence has prompted a temporary leadership by a trio including his wife and key officials, while he attempts to maintain authority through presidential decrees from abroad.