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Chantal Biya
Biya ka 2022
Mohumagadi wa kwa Cameroon
Assumed office
Moranang a le masome mabedi le boraro ngwaga wa 1994
PresidentPaul Biya
Pele Ga GagweJeanne-Iréne Biya
Ka Ga Ena
O tsetsweChantal Pulchérie Vigouroux
Morule a le malatsi a mane ngwaga wa 1970
Dimako Cameroon
Mo/BakapeloPaul Biya ba nyalane ka Moranang a le masome mabedi le boraro ngwaga wa 1994
Banaba le bane, ba akaretsa Brenda Biya
BatsadiGeorges Vigouroux Rosette Ndongo Mengolo

Chantal Biya (o pele a neng a itsege ka leina la Chantal Pulchérie Vigouroux; o o tshotsweng ka Morule a le malatsi a mane ngwaga wa 1970) ke motho wa maemo a a kwa godimo mo setšhabeng kwa Cameroon, o o berekang e le mohumagadi wa ga tautona wa Cameroon fa e sale ka 1994, e le mosadi wa ga tautona Paul Biya.

Botshelo jwa a le mmotlana

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Chantal Biya o tsholetswe kwa Dimako, kwa kgaolong ya botlhaba jwa Cameroon.[1] Rraagwe e ne e le mofaladi wa mo Fora Georges Vigouroux. Mmaagwe, ebong Rosette Ndongo Mengolo, e ne e le mofenyi wa mmabontle wa Doumé. Mmaagwe o ne a tlhophilwe go nna mmatoropo wa Bangou morago ga ditlhopho tsa mmasepala tsa Phukwi 2007.[2] O feditse dingwaga tsa gagwe tsa bokgarejwana kwa Yaoundé.[3]

Tsa mautlwelobotlhoko

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O tlhamile lekgotla la Fondation Chantal Biya ka 1994.[4] Ka ngwaga wa 1996, o ne a tshwara bokopano jwa ntlha jwa basadi kwa Yaoundé.[5] Lekgotla la Jeunesse active pour Chantal Biya ke lekalana la lekgotla la monna wa gagwe la Cameroon People's Democratic Movement.[6]

Tshenyetso Setšhaba

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Tshenyetso setšhaba ya ga Paul le Chantal Biya le go gapa dithoto tsa setšhaba sa Cameroon go kwadilwe thata ka gone. Ene le morwae Franck Hertz, ba rekile dikago kwa Paris le ntswa ba sena letseno lepe la madi. Metswedi ya dikgang ya kwa U.S e tlhomamisa tshenyetse setšhaba e kgolo kwa Cameroon, e go begilweng fa e feta didikadike di le makgolo a marataro, masome a matlhano ka dingwaga tsa 2017 go tsena 2022.[7]

Bertrand Teyou

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Ka Ngwanatsele 2010, Bertrand Teyou o ne a gatisa buka ya La Belle de la république bananière : Chantal Biya, de la rue au palais,[8] e tlhotlhomisa go tlhatloga maemo ga ga Biya go tswa kwa bongwaneng go fitlhelela a nna mohumagadi.[9][10] O ne a atlholellwa dingwaga di le pedi mo kgolegelong ka molato wa go tlhapatsa le go rulaganya mogwanto o o seng mo teseletsong ka maiteko a go rulaganya go bala mo pontsheng.[9][10]

Lekgotla la Amnesty International le komiti ya bakwadi ba ba mo kgolegelong ya PEN International ba nnile kgatlhanong le go tshwarwa ga gagwe ba bo ba ntsha dikopo mo boemong jwa gagwe. Lekgotla la Amnesty International le ne la re ke legolegwa le le nang le segakolodi.[10][11] O ne a gololwa ka Moranang 2011 fa mongwe a dumalana go duela katlholo ya gagwe gore a kgone go bona ba botsogo ka botsogo jwa gagwe bo ne bo wela tlase.[12]

Botshelo jwa gagwe

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Chantal Biya a amogela ditumediso go tswa mo go mma mapodisi wa Cameroon, Dr. Cecile Oyono ka 2012

O nyetswe ke Paul Biya, o a mo fetang ka dingwaga di le masome mararo le borataro, ka Moranang a le masome mabedi le boraro ngwaga wa 1994, morago ga gore mosadi wa gagwe wa ntlha, Jeanne-Irene Biya a tlhokafale ka 1992.[13][9]

O na le bana ba basimane ba mawelana Franck le Patrick Hertz (ba ba tshotsweng ka 1987) le monna wa gagwe wa ntlha.[14] Ene le Paul Biya ba na le bana ba le babedi: Paul Jr le Brenda Biya.

Chantal Biya o itsege ka baakanya moriri ka tsela e e raraaneng. [9][15]Bogolo jang tiriso meriri e e rwalwang,[16] tsela e a ratang go baakanya moriri wa gagwe ka yone e bidiwa the banane, e dirisiwa mo meletlong ya semmuso. [17]Biya o tumisitse ditsela tse dingwe tsa go baakanya moriri, mmogo di itsege ka leina la Chantal Biya.[18] O itsege ka mesese e e sa tlwaelesegang, e akaretsa e e segilweng, le dibeke tse di segilweng. Basigi ba a ba ratang ba akaretsa Chanel, Dior le Louis Vuitton.[9]

Chantal Biya le Laura Bush morago ga go nwa kofi kwa kamoreng ya Yellow Oval kwa ntlong ya botautona ka 2003
Chantal Biya le Michelle Obama ka 2014
Boora Obama le Chantal le Paul Biya, ka 2009
Boora Obama ba na le Chantal le Paul Biya ka 2014





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  2. F., M. (2007), "Bangou : La mère de Chantal Biya élue maire" [Bangou: Chantal Biya's mother elected mayor], Quotidien Mutations (in French), Yaoundé, Cameroon: South Media Corporation, archived from the original on 8 February 2012
  3. Morikang, Tche Irene (2008), "Cameroon: Revisiting the Extraordinary Life of Chantal Biya", Cameroon Tribune – via AllAfrica, From her birth in Dimako, through her life as an adolescent in [Yaoundé]...
  4. Fondation Chantal BIYA [Chantal Biya Foundation] (in French), Yaoundé, Cameroon: Synergies Africaines contre le SIDA et les Souffrances, archived from the original on 12 June 2015, Créée en 1994 par Madame Chantal BIYA, Epouse du Président de la République du Cameroun, la Fondation Chantal BIYA est une association humanitaire, apolitique, non-confessionnelle et à but non-lucratif.
  5. Ibrahim, Jibrin (2003), Democratic Transition in Anglophone West Africa (PDF), Monograph, Dakar, Senegal: CODESRIA, ISBN 978-2-86978-122-1, LCCN 2006406193, OCLC 55051309, OL 8986042M, archived (PDF) from the original on 27 September 2007
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  7. "INVESTIGATION: How internationally connected Cameroon elites plundered $656 million". Premium Times. 7 July 2023. Retrieved 10 March 2026
  8. Teyou, Bertrand (2010), La belle de la république bananière : Chantal Biya, de la rue au palais [The belle of the banana republic: Chantal Biya, from the streets to the palace] (in French), Douala, Cameroon: Nation libre, LCCN 2011342343, OCLC 707023206, OL 24833906M
  9. 1 2 3 4 5 Lees, Kevin A. (2014), "The Story Behind the Hair: Contemporary, Repressive Cameroon", HuffPost, OCLC 268958614, archived from the original on 6 July 2015
  10. 1 2 3 Mitchell, Tamsin (2011a), Writers in Prison Committee: Cameroon: Author jailed for insulting President's wife, London, England: PEN International, archived from the original on 6 December 2015
  11. "Urgent Action: Cameroonian writer held in harsh conditions". Amnesty International. Retrieved 10 March 2026
  12. Mitchell, Tamsin (2011b), Writers in Prison Committee: Cameroon: Author Jailed for Insult Released, London, England: PEN International, archived from the original on 15 December 2013, PEN International welcomes the release of author Bertrand Teyou on 29 April 2011 after almost six months in prison for allegedly insulting the President's wife in a book he published [in 2010].... Teyou was freed from New Bell prison in Douala on 19 April 2011 after a well‑wisher paid the fine
  13. 2004 Presidential elections: Paul Biya's Biography, Republic of Cameroon, archived from the original on 30 September 2007, Paul BIYA has been married since 23 April 1994 to Chantal BIYA, after the passing away of his first wife on 29 July 1992.
  14. Chantal Biya's son, Franck Hertz, proves his business credentials, africaintelligence.com. Accessed 10 March 2026
  15. Andrews-Dyer, Helena (4 August 2014), "The first lady of Cameroon and her hair have touched down in D.C.", The Washington Post, Reliable Source, archived from the original on 12 October 2015, retrieved 10 March 2026
  16. "WITH ALL DUE RESPECT:NO ONE SNATCHES CHANTEL BIYA'S WIG (AND FOR GOOD REASON)". www.ebony.com.
  17. Nyamnjoh, Francis B.; Durham, Deborah; Fokwang, Jude D. (2002), "The Domestication of Hair and Modernised Consciousness in Cameroon: A Critique in the Context of Globalisation" (PDF), Identity, Culture and Politics: An Afro‑Asian Dialogue, vol. 3, no. 2, pp. 98–124, ISSN 0851-2914, OCLC 774633458, archived (PDF) from the original on 21 February 2006
  18. Nyamnjoh, Durham & Fokwang (2002), p. 117