Cameroon: new presidential decrees spark authenticity questions

The recent publication of presidential decrees in Cameroon has ignited a wave of speculation, particularly concerning the extended public absence of President Paul Biya. These new directives, which include the appointment of five brigade generals, have fueled renewed discussions across the nation.

President Biya has not been seen in public since his departure from Cameroon on June 7, leading many to question the circumstances surrounding these official documents. On various social media platforms, citizens and observers are openly debating the legitimacy of the signatures on these latest decrees. Despite the widespread concerns regarding the president’s whereabouts and the veracity of the signed orders, government authorities maintain that President Biya remains fully in charge and continues to govern the country.