Vote counting is underway in Cameroon following Sunday’s presidential election, in which the incumbent—and the world’s oldest head of State—92-year-old Paul Biya, is seeking an eighth term after ruling the Central African country uninterrupted for 43 years.
A total of 8,010,464 eligible Cameroonians—including 34,411 in the diaspora—were registered to vote, with 11 opposition candidates challenging the long-serving leader.
