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The unbeatable, the good and the bad

The ten Regions of the country can be classified into three categories; those with impressive unbeatable performances, those with good performances
and those with bad performances.

The Challenges Ahead

Inadequate human and financial resources notwithstanding, the National AntiCorruption Commission will strive on in its actions to rid Cameroon of corruption.

Commonwealth Scribe Lauds CONAC’s Anti-Corruption Efforts

During a meeting with governance institutions in Cameroon on December 20, 2017, the Rt. Hon. Patricia Scotland, Secretary General of the Commonwealth, appreciated the leading role played by CONAC in the fight against corruption in the country.

Higher Institutions of Learning Embrace Integrity

As part of activities to implement the National Integrity Education Programme (NIEP), the National Anti-Corruption Commission, in the month of November, 2017, organised meetings in the Universities of Yaounde I, Yaounde II, Dschang, Buea, Bamenda and Douala to spur the creation of Integrity Clubs in these Institutions. The Integrity Clubs will be expected to serve as a forum for youths to grasp, promote and popularize the principles and values of integrity

“We wILL act on our system to limit corruption opportunities”

Henry KIVEN, Central Director in charge of Controls at ENEO Cameroon, represented the General Manager of ENEO at the ceremony in Nlongkak.

A Caravan to Stamp out Corruption from the Education Sector

The one-day anti-corruption Caravan in Douala, organized by CONAC, sought to raise awareness on the dangers of corruption in the education sector and encourage stakeholders to uphold integrity

Fighting Corruption: Tapping from Nigeria’s Rich Experience

A delegation of the National Anti-Corruption Commission was in Abuja from August 8 to 12, 2017, for a study visit to the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) of Nigeria.

Cameroonians told to resist corruption and denounce the ill

The second anti-corruption caravan organized by the National Anti-Corruption Commission in Yaoundé sought to raise popular awareness and adhesion to the fight against corruption.

Stakeholders Better Armed to Produce Quality Reports

The National Anti-Corruption Commission has organized two workshops to strengthen collaboration with its strategic partners.

Fighting Corruption: African Commonwealth Nations Share best Practices

The Chairman of CONAC took an active part in the 7th Regional Conference for Heads of Anti-Corruption Agencies in Commonwealth Africa that was held in Malawi, from May 29 to June 02, 2017