Kamerun'da 93 yaşındaki Cumhurbaşkanı Paul Biya'nın 2 aydır Avrupa'da bulunması sağlık iddialarına ve muhalefetin tepkilerine yol açtı. Biya ülke dışındayken orduda kapsamlı atamalar gerçekleştirdi.
Cameroon's 93-year-old President Paul Biya, absent from public view for nearly two months while in Geneva, has reshuffled the military, promoting five colonels to brigadier generals, including the commander of his elite presidential guard, amid growing concerns over his health and prolonged foreign stay.
Cameroon has reintroduced the role of vice-president after 44 years, sparking fears of a dynastic succession plan for President Paul Biya's son or stepson. The constitutional amendment allows the president to appoint the VP, who would assume the presidency in case of death or incapacity. Critics decry it as establishing a "republican monarchy."
