Cameroon - 38 control posts, 17 bribes: the corridor in numbers

Author: Toto JacquesPublished on: October 5, 2026Country: Cameroon

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Cameroon - 38 control posts, 17 bribes: the corridor in numbers

Cameroon has 38 control posts along the corridor, where bribes are frequently paid, according to the figures. Corruption and illicit practices are widespread in this strategic area. The report highlights issues related to the management of these checkpoints. No further details on measures or ongoing actions are provided.

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