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Can Cameroon afford a 2.3 billion FCFA surge in corruption losses in 2025?

Can Cameroon afford a 2.3 billion FCFA surge in corruption losses in 2025?

Can Cameroon afford a 2.3 billion FCFA surge in corruption losses in 2025?

October 14, 2026 Pierre Tchuente

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By Pierre Tchuente — Journaliste / Rédacteur

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