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The World's Oldest President Reshuffles Cameroon's Army as His Absence Stokes Unease

via BBC World·20h ago

Cameroon's 92-year-old leader Paul Biya ordered a shake-up of the country's military command, a move announced while he remained out of public view long enough to fuel speculation about his health. Extended absences by the world's oldest sitting president have repeatedly triggered succession rumors in a country where no clear transition plan exists.

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