Cameroon government denies rumors of President Paul Biya's hospitalization in Europe
The Cameroonian government has officially denied claims made by Jeune Afrique regarding President Paul Biya's hospitalization in Europe. Minister of Communication René Sadi stated that the president is not hospitalized and will return to Cameroon shortly. This statement comes amid ongoing speculation about Biya's health and whereabouts.
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