Time for Cameroon's Biya to Step Down?

From the outside, Paul Biya's long rule might represent welcome stability in an unstable region, but Cameroon's political consistency has been illusorily and illegitimately constructed on corruption and nepotism to the benefit of the Biya clan and its allies at the expense of the Cameroonian people, writes Atabong Tamo from ThinkAfricaPress.

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President Paul Biya addresses the United Nations.

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