Nation searches for missing leader
Cameroon's President Paul Biya, aged 93, has received a military promotion and replacements of commanders in four regions, despite his absence for two months on an unannounced trip abroad. This has raised questions about his health and the future of his leadership. The trip is considered one of his longest foreign travels, while the government has repeatedly denied any deterioration in his health, affirming he will return soon. His absence comes at a time when the country faces economic challenges, including high unemployment and inflation, as well as weak infrastructure, amid preparations for upcoming elections that have raised concerns about potential disruptions to the electoral process due to his prolonged absence.
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