Paul Biya, 92, elected president in Cameroon
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Cameroonian President Paul Biya was declared the winner of Oct. 12 elections that were marred by the disqualification of his main challenger, and is set to rule the central African nation until the age of 99 if he completes his eighth term.
Protests flared in several cities after partial results reported by local media showed veteran leader Paul Biya, 92, was on course to win.
Four died in protests on Sunday before Cameroonians hear if Paul Biya, 92, a won an eighth term.
DOUALA (Reuters) -Cameroonian authorities have detained about 30 politicians and activists linked to opposition presidential candidate Issa Tchiroma, his campaign said Sunday, heightening tensions ahead of Monday's announcement of results of an October 12 election.