Cameroon Government Dismisses Concerns Over President Biya's Absence

The Cameroonian government has addressed concerns regarding President Paul Biya's prolonged absence from the country since early June, stating that the 93-year-old head of state is healthy and his 'private stay in Europe' is no cause for concern.

3 Aug, 13:58 — 3 Aug, 13:58

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Cameroon government says President Biya's prolonged absence no cause for concern

President Paul Biya left Cameroon in early June for what his office described as a "short private stay in Europe." Addressing the concerns regarding this prolonged absence, a government spokesperson has told RFI the 93-year-old head of state is healthy and hard at work, even while abroad.

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