10 Africa’s Oldest Presidents and Their Long Years in Office

Across Africa, several presidents have remained in power for decades, guiding and in some cases ruling their countries well into their seventies, eighties and beyond.

Here is a look at ten of these long-serving leaders, how long they’ve governed, and what their tenures mean for their nations and the continent.

1. Paul Biya (Cameroon)

Born in 1933, Paul Biya has been the President of Cameroon since 6 November 1982. At age 92, he is widely recognized as the world’s oldest head of state and one of Africa’s longest-serving non-royal national leaders…For more Details, Read full original.