President Paul Biya has been officially declared the winner of Cameroon’s presidential election, extending his decades-long rule over the Central African nation.
The Constitutional Council announced the results on Monday, confirming Biya’s victory in a poll widely described as heavily disputed by opposition parties and international observers.
At 92 years old, Biya will now serve his eighth consecutive term in office, continuing his leadership until 2032.
Biya, who has ruled Cameroon since 1982, remains one of Africa’s longest-serving leaders, though his government has faced growing criticism over electoral transparency, governance, and human rights issues.
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