Cameroon: René Sadi assures that Paul Biya is alive and that there is no vacancy in power.
The prolonged absence of Cameroonian President Paul Biya raises new questions as the head of state has been out of the country for nearly two months. The government assured on Sunday that he is alive and that there is no vacancy in power.
“The president is alive,” said the Minister of Communication and government spokesperson, René Emmanuel Sadi, in an exclusive interview with RFI. He also announced Paul Biya’s upcoming return to Cameroon, without specifying the date.
This statement is the first official reaction from Cameroonian authorities since the beginning of this prolonged absence. It comes as opposition voices demand institutional clarification and question the president’s ability to perform his duties.Related Articles
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