There have been mixed reactions following the re-election of Cameroon's longtime President, Paul Biya. At 92 years old, Biya, who has led the country for over four decades, secured another seven-year mandate. Since the announcement, clashes have erupted between security forces and opposition supporters, who are alleging voter intimidation and rigging.
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