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2025 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION: 55 BILLION FCFA EMBEZZLED TO STIFLE PROTESTS — A STATE SCANDAL SHAKES THE TOP

2025 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION: 55 BILLION FCFA EMBEZZLED TO STIFLE PROTESTS — A STATE SCANDAL SHAKES THE TOP A state scandal of exceptional gravity is shaking the highest echelons of power: 55 billion FCFA is alleged to have been embezzled from the accounts of the Port Authority of Douala in order to quell any post-election protests…

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2026 must be Cameroon’s year of moral rearmament, Batonnier Akere Muna

2026 must be Cameroon’s year of moral rearmament, Batonnier Akere Muna In his New Year Speech, Bâtonnier Akere Muna, an unbending anti-corruption crusader and an unsuccessful candidate at the flawed October 2025 Presidential election, lamented: “For too long, we have witnessed a slow erosion of integrity in public life. We have slowly put in place a…

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Akere Muna strikes on the Cameroon government gold scams

Akere Muna strikes on the Cameroon government gold scams “Cameroon’s leading anti-corruption crusader and former presidential candidate, Akere Muna, has raised a powerful alarm over what he calls the systematic looting of the nation’s gold. In a detailed report published on Facebook, Muna reveals shocking discrepancies between the gold Cameroon claims to export and what…

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Akere Muna, Blows alarm over the systematic theft of the Cameroon’s gold.

Cameroon’s renowned anti-corruption advocate and former presidential candidate, Akere Muna, is sounding the alarm over what he calls the systematic theft of the country’s gold. In a detailed report shared on Facebook, he highlights massive discrepancies between gold export figures declared in Cameroon and import figures recorded in Dubai — discrepancies so large that he…

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Statement on Corruption in the Hydrocarbon Sector in Cameroun.

Statement on Corruption in the Hydrocarbon Sector in Cameroon. By Akere Muna, a Presidential hopeful Fellow Cameroonians, It is in total stupefaction that I have decided to address you today. The hydrocarbons sector, which should be a driving force for our nation’s development, is now plagued by corruption, nepotism, and the hijacking of public wealth…

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