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Cameroon's president seeks re-election at age 92
Cameroon's Paul Biya has the distinction of being 'the world's oldest sitting president' and yet at age 92, he is seeking to run for an eighth term, that will see him serve until he is almost 100 years old. How much popular support does he have, and how strong is the opposition?
Cameroon's 92-year-old President Paul Biya, the world's oldest head of state, has overhauled the military's top ranks in what ...
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Joel Embiid has developed a reputation as a troll. But this aspect of the big man has persisted since his college days, as ...
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Cameroon 2025: Maurice Kamto's presidential candidacy confirmed amid legal and political tensionsKamto’s surprise endorsement could re-energize the opposition and test the strength of the ruling party’s grip ahead of the ...
Societe Generale has agreed to sell its Cameroon subsidiary to the State of Cameroon, the France-based international banking ...
Given the Cameroonian government’s ongoing persecution and arbitrary detention of journalists, the country has failed to meet a US statutory requirement on progress toward the rule of law and the ...
ASX-listed Canyon Resources has started construction of an inland rail facility (IRF) at Makor, in Cameroon. The company ...
The PURS party candidate in Cameroon’s October elections champions a robust, sovereignist stance inspired by the Alliance of ...
Despite Cameroon’s public debt remaining sustainable on paper, the country faces a “high risk of debt distress”, according to ...
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