Paul Biya’s Long Stay in Europe Raises Fresh Questions About Cameroon’s Leadership
Cameroon’s President Paul Biya, 93, has remained in Europe for an extended period after what was described as a brief stay. His absence has renewed concerns about his health, transparency and who is handling the country’s day-to-day leadership. Biya has ruled Cameroon for more than four decades and is rarely seen in public. Although his government says he is alive and will return soon, many Cameroonians continue to question the country’s leadership amid poor roads, power cuts, corruption, unemployment and limited access to quality healthcare. The country is also grappling with the Anglophone conflict, Boko Haram attacks in the north and widespread economic frustration among young people. Does Cameroon’s situation remind you of Nigeria, and what do you think is the biggest shared cause of these challenges?
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