Cameroon’s President Paul Biya’s month-long absence from the public eye is causing intense speculation about his health and ...

Scores of Cameroons this week began collecting their new generation national ID cards, marking a landmark era for ID card ...

Paul Biya has been president of Cameroon since 1982, making him the world's longest-serving non-royal head of state and, at 91, the world's oldest leader. Last week the Africa Broadcasting Service ...

The journalists were attacked when they entered the facility, according to a statement from the National Union of Journalists ...

For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. Cameroon's President Paul Biya appears at a press conference at The Presidential Palace in ...

Life after Cameroon’s Paul Biya? On 13 February, Paul Biya celebrated his 40th anniversary as head of state, but what would happen if, in six months or a year’s time, he was no longer able to govern?

Cameroonian President Paul Biya, the world’s oldest head of state, turns 92 on Thursday. Biya is the world's longest-serving national leader and Africa's second-longest-ruling president.

A young lady who requested anonymity because she works in a sensitive state institution had an equally chilling assessment of the direction Cameroon has been going since Paul Biya came to power in ...

In 2025, some African countries remain under the steady rule of presidents who have defied the transition of power elsewhere.