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![People hold a piece of cloth with pictures of Cameroon’s President Paul Biya, near a street stall at the Carrefour Wada district in the capital Yaounde October 7, 2011. Biya, on course to win Sunday’s election, will use a new term to try to build a favourable legacy to his decades in power with major construction projects, and to anoint a successor, analysts say. REUTERS/Akintunde Akinleye (CAMEROON – Tags: POLITICS ELECTIONS) © REUTERS/Akintunde Akinleye](https://prod.cdn-medias.jeuneafrique.com/cdn-cgi/image/q=auto,f=auto,metadata=none,width=1500,height=750,fit=cover/https://prod.cdn-medias.jeuneafrique.com/medias/2018/07/13/24618hr_.jpg)
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Cameroun : l’éternel retour
À moins de trois mois de la présidentielle, tout indique que le chef de l’État sortant Paul Biya, 85 ans dont trente-six au pouvoir, briguera un septième mandat face à une opposition en recomposition.