THE CORRUPTION COVENANT: CAMEROON’S UNWRITTEN CONSTITUTION

THE CORRUPTION COVENANT: CAMEROON’S UNWRITTEN CONSTITUTION By Christopher Fon Achobang When former minister Issa Tchiroma Bakary spoke of the disappearance of 80 trillion CFA francs, many Cameroonians reacted with outrage. Others reacted with disbelief. Some demanded prosecutions. Others demanded regime change. Yet the most important question is not whether the figure is accurate. The most…

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Customs DG Assures Cameroonians that taxes on mobile devices will make phones more affordable

Customs DG Assures Cameroonians that taxes on mobile devices will make phones more affordable The Director General of Customs, Edwin Fongod Nuvaga, has maintained that the new tax on imported mobile phones is meant to ensure Cameroonians can obtain phones at affordable prices, adding that the 33 per cent charged is reduced from a previous…

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The GCE Leakage Crisis: A Symptom of a Deeper Problem in Our Education System

The GCE Leakage Crisis: A Symptom of a Deeper Problem in Our Education System Ndifor Richard M. Educationist The recent examination leakages that have disrupted the Cameroon GCE examinations have generated understandable outrage among parents, students, teachers, and the general public. Much of the discussion has focused on identifying the perpetrators and strengthening examination security….

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In Cameroon, inclusion Must Be Deliberate, not an Afterthought! By Nkongho Felix Agbor “Agbor Balla”

In Cameroon, inclusion Must Be Deliberate, not an Afterthought! By Nkongho Felix Agbor “Agbor Balla”  The recent appointments within the National Assembly have once again sparked concerns about the representation of Anglophones in key national institutions. While appointments are the prerogative of those entrusted with leadership, they also send important signals about inclusion, national cohesion,…

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