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Worlds oldest serving head of state wins another term

Cameroon’s Constitutional Council has announced that Paul Biya won 53.66% of the vote in the country’s October 12 presidential election Read

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Paul Biya Is the Oldest President in the World, Dominion in Cameroon Since 1982 and Accusations of Fraud: "Seats Closed Where He Did Not Take Votes"

That of Cameroon can certainly be defined as a lifetime presidency for Paul Biya. The 92-year-old was in fact elected for the eighth time confirming his uncontested reign started in 1982. According to the data of the National Council, Biya would have obtained 53.6 percent of the votes, while Issa Tchiroma Bakary, the main challenger stopped at 35%. For days the streets of Douala, the largest city in the country, are invaded by protesters and sup…

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