Paul Biya’s health: government denies power vacuum in Cameroon
Government confirms Paul Biya is alive and actively leading After weeks of speculation surrounding his health, Cameroon’s government has firmly denied rumors that President Paul
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Why Russia’s african strategy struggles beyond military deals and mining pledges Government confirms Paul Biya is alive and actively leading After weeks of speculation surrounding his health, Cameroon’s government has firmly denied rumors that President Paul
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After 56 days shrouded in silence and speculation, Cameroon’s government has finally broken its silence: President Paul Biya is alive and his return is imminent.
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