World's Oldest Leader Extends Rule Until 99 Years Old
Summary
President Paul Biya of Cameroon has been declared the winner of the recent election, extending his rule to potentially 99 years of age. The announcement led to protests in major cities, resulting in clashes with security forces. Biya, in power for over 40 years, won the election with 53.66% of the votes.Key Facts
- President Paul Biya, aged 92, has been declared the winner of Cameroon's recent election.
- Biya has been in power for more than 40 years and is currently the oldest head of state.
- If he serves the full seven-year term, he will remain in power until he is 99.
- Protests erupted in major cities following the announcement, with at least four people killed.
- Biya won 53.66% of the vote against his main opponent, Issa Tchiroma Bakary.
- Violent clashes occurred over the weekend, with over 100 arrests and several security forces injured.
- Opposition supporters demanded transparency in the election process and claimed manipulation.
- The government has arrested several opposition supporters, accusing them of planning violent attacks.
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