Cameroon’s opposition urges constitutional reforms amid prolonged presidential absence
Cameroon's opposition party calls for urgent constitutional clarity after president's extended absence
Cameroon's political landscape is shrouded in uncertainty as President Paul Biya, who left for Europe on June 7, 2026, for what was officially described as a brief private visit, remains outside the country after more than 40 days. The official statement from the Civil Cabinet offered no specifics beyond confirming the president's departure from Yaoundé, while credible reports indicate he traveled to Switzerland for undisclosed reasons. This prolonged absence has sparked widespread speculation and raised questions about the continuity of governance in the Central African nation.
Domestic observers and political figures are voicing concerns over the lack of transparency surrounding th...











