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Presence in Geneva
For over two months, the 93‑year‑old president had remained in Geneva with his family and close aides. The prolonged absence sparked criticism from opposition voices who framed it as a form of 'autopilot' detachment.[1]
Return to Cameroon
On Thursday, Biya re‑entered Cameroon after a 73‑day absence to resume his duties. Authorities reported that he arrived at the capital. The opposition, however, maintains that his decision to leave the country was not duly justified.[1]
Opposition Reaction
Critics on the sidelines characterize the leader's trip to Geneva as self‑serving and a disregard for domestic affairs, labeling his absence as an 'autopilot' move and raising concerns over governance stability.[1]
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