Paul Biya Wins Cameroon Election, Extends 42-Year Rule Amid Protests
Paul Biya, at 92 years old, secured a victory in Cameroon's presidential election, maintaining his 42-year rule. The election results, announced by the Constitutional Council, showed Biya winning with 53.66% of the vote, defeating Issa Tchiroma.
The opposition disputed the outcome, alleging irregularities and lack of transparency, leading to protests and violence in cities like Yaoundé and Douala. Calls for political reforms and human rights improvements have intensified amid concerns of democratic stagnation and unrest in the country.
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