Minister Motaze orders immediate exit of retired, temporary finance staff
[Cameroon Intelligence Report - Cameroon] - 27/05/2025
Louis Paul Motazé, Cameroon’s Minister of Finance, has ordered an immediate stop to all services by retired agents and staff with no formal link to his department. He issued the instruction in a May 15 letter to the Ministry’s inspectors and general managers. “It has come to my attention that (…)
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