In Cameroon, the government has finally addressed the extended absence of President Paul Biya, who has been outside the nation for 56 consecutive days. René Emmanuel Sadi, the Minister of Communication and government spokesperson, declared that President Biya’s return to Cameroon is imminent. He firmly refuted reports suggesting the head of state was ill or hospitalized in a Geneva clinic, dismissing such claims as unfounded. The minister also strongly rejected any notions of a power vacuum, a narrative frequently promoted by opposition factions.
