Paul Biya
Paul Biya is the long-serving President of Cameroon, having held office since 1982. He has been a central figure in Cameroon's political landscape, overseeing the country during a time of significant social and economic changes. Recently, he was in the news as he received a report from historian Karine Ramondy regarding France's historical role in Cameroon's decolonization.
Born on Feb 13, 1933 (93 years old)
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Kenya:
Cameroon’s Paul Biya won another term in October to extend his 43-year rule.
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Cameroon:
Paul Biya is criticized for his lack of communication and action regarding government issues in Cameroon.
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Cameroon:
President Paul Biya is accused of neglecting his constitutional duty to declare his assets.
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Cameroon:
Paul Biya is the president of Cameroon who invited the Pope for the visit.
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Cameroon:
Paul Biya is the president of Cameroon during the Pope's visit.
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Cameroon:
Paul Biya is accused of having elevated certain figures to national hero status through a non-existent decree.
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Gabon:
Louis Paul Motaze referenced President Paul Biya's directives in relation to the customs operation.
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Cameroon:
President Biya mobilizes and shows the way forward.
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Cameroon:
Paul Biya is mentioned as being in St. Petersburg.
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Cabo Verde:
Paul Biya has been in power for forty years and refused to consider any claims related to the crisis.
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