Tensions are rising in Cameroon after 92-year-old President Paul Biya secured another election victory, extending his rule that began in 1982. Opposition leader Issa Tchiroma Bakary claims he won the vote, sparking nationwide protests that have turned violent. Security forces have clashed with demonstrators in Douala and other cities, with reports of deaths, arrests, and unrest spreading. The government accuses protesters of inciting rebellion, while rights groups allege inhumane detentions and use of lethal force. Will the growing anger among Cameroon’s young population challenge Biya’s decades-long hold on power?