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Monday, 22 November 2010

Biya`s regime forced to publish spending data

The government administration in Cameroon for more than 20 years of Biya regime has never provided accurate and up to date records of spending data.Opposition in Cameroon will now try to draw a draft of proposal law that will oblige and force the government to release these records.

What the government normally hand out during the finances bill exam to the members of the parliament has nothing as detailed information on it. It will be an important step for the administration accountability and responsibility to provide such details to the public.

Will Philemon
succeed where Inoni failed?


Even Philemon Yang the prime minister in Cameroon at the moment has no idea about who are or will be the government biggest suppliers.

The government is now forced by the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and members of Le Club de Paris to publish a list of its biggest suppliers by the end of this year before the presidential election.

This action they said, might have a huge impact on the credibility of Biya and his administration. It will show the transparency and accountability of his regime. The non publication of such information will show that the regime is hiding some crucial information that have been manipulated or trying to change some information in favor of themselves..

Me Akere Muna, vice president of Transparency International branch in Cameroon on the move to force the government to release spending data said < Is it right to force the government to publish a list of its biggest suppliers, indeed it will help because the government is spending way too much. Much of this money is wasted. Thankfully the move will encourage people to pay taxes with confidence..>

Philemon Yang today has the opportunity to show the International Community that, the government by publishing the list of its biggest suppliers, enter in the new area of accountability, transparency and responsibility.

Its drive to make public spending more accountable. Government minister of Biya`s regime must have the constitutional and moral obligation to publish the spending data of their respective department. For a transparent government it is good to know who is the biggest suppliers and who are behind these companies and what are they doing the promote for example transparency themselves..

Momo, an insurer working in Cameroon also said < The transparency will help me form an opinion, It will help me find out what my government is spending on and determine if i like it or not and now i can see where the money is being spent as well..>


The data that will be published should cover the last 13 years and the government must make this available for a large public and also provide a safe environment for those who will access these information.All this to help the public understand where the money is being spent and who are the winners and losers.

 Opposition its said is ready to appreciate the move while others critics are still sceptical about the government real intention. The move will hold the government to account for its spending activities.

Saturday, 2 October 2010

Cameroonians armed forces in talk to seek calm before next presidential elections

Cameroon newly created council of security will hold armed forces talks with representatives of foreign ambassadors accredited in cameroon  for the first time since his creation.

 This will be the first talk since the modification and amendment of the constitution in cameroon by Paul Biya. A move that observers said could calm tensions builded around the country by thousands of angry voters ahead of the presidential elections. The government fears the clashes could be repeated following the results of the next presidential elections.

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 A meeting involving army generals and military counsellors for some foreign offices in cameroon. Since the amendment of the constitution in camerooon by Paul Biya in 2008, there has been a trebling in military spending.

 Paul Biya now appears to be militaristic and eager to strengthen and use the armed forces in cameroon in order to make his presidency and his own political party more powerful. Since that amendment of the constitution, Cameroon now is secretly becoming an increase militaristic state with Paul Biya as the royal highness or the super king of cameroon.

 Analysts said the armed forces in cameroon would now try to defuse tensions with the United Kingdom and the United States and France also in order to ensure not only the smooth transition of power or the arrival of the alternative in power sharing in cameroon. General semengue is one of those who will chair the secret meeting and give first hand information to foreign representatives. At that first meeting, the opposition has not been invited to attend.

One foreign ambassador on the phone said that in order to stabilise the power sharing or the althernative in cameroon tomorrow, the Biya`s administration must ease economic difficulties, and for this purpose it needs to improve ties with the formal cooperation and the international community.

The military talk between the council of security and the foreign diplomatic council members accredited in cameroon that will be held in a secret location in cameroon political city, Yaounde,  has been initiated by the Us state department. That information is today known by only a small number of people and is not told to anyone else.

 The secret police in cameroon will have to work on the field to look for those potrayed as troublemakers and to freeze them somewhere in their cuantanamo cells. They will find around the country these groups that spread rumours and inciting violence. But there are reports saying that secret police agents gradually enter in groups in secret in order to spy on its activities and sometimes influence its decision.

 The presence of the special secret police in cameroon just confirm that cameroon is not yet a democratic country as secret-police are used especially in a non-democratic country. Surprisingly a government minister said that they are going to surprise everyone during the presidential elections and shock themselves by actually keeping the peace around the country...