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Cameroon: Paul Biya Returns to Yaoundé After 73 Days in Europe

After more than two months in Europe, Cameroonian President Paul Biya has returned to Yaoundé. His prolonged absence, officially presented as a private stay, raised questions about his health and reignited criticisms regarding the functioning of power in Cameroon. A Return After Over Two Months Away Paul Biya arrived back in Yaoundé on Thursday,......

Cameroon: How Corruption in Competitive Exams Threatens Merit and Public Trust

In Cameroon, allegations of corruption surrounding competitive examinations have become a recurring part of public debate. For families seeking admission to prestigious institutions or access to public-sector careers, the competition can extend beyond academic preparation, with claims that personal connections and illicit payments sometimes......

Public Finances: Why Morocco is Among the 16 African Countries Meeting U.S. Standards

Morocco once again stands out in the realm of public finance transparency. According to the Fiscal Transparency Report 2026 from the U.S. State Department, the Kingdom is among the 16 African countries considered compliant with the minimum requirements set by Washington for budget transparency. This recognition highlights the efforts made......

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