Paul Biya has been President of Cameroon for nearly 40 years. He first took power as the second President of Cameroon in 1982 and is the oldest head of state in Africa.
Noah Pitcher is a global politics correspondent for Today News Africa covering the U.S. government, United Nations, African Union, and other actors involved in international developments, political controversies, and humanitarian issues.
Paul Biya has been President of Cameroon for nearly 40 years. He first took power as the second President of Cameroon in 1982 and is the oldest head of state in Africa.
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