In these lean times, Cameroon’s Minister of Economy and Finance, Louis Paul Motaze, continues to clean up the state’s payroll file by focusing on the cases of deceased civil servants who continued to receive their salaries. Almost 8.3 billion FCFA will have to be recovered from them. As of January 31, the Public Treasury received…...
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Cameroon: Ministry of Finance is reimbursed by dead officials
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