Glencore Cameroon: 7 billion FCFA in bribes, no prosecution in Yaoundé

Author: camer.bePublished on: September 15, 2026Country: Cameroon

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Glencore Cameroon: 7 billion FCFA in bribes, no prosecution in Yaoundé

Glencore Cameroon is involved in a bribery case amounting to 7 billion FCFA, yet no prosecution has been initiated in Yaoundé. This situation raises concerns about the transparency and integrity of judicial institutions in Cameroon. Authorities appear inactive in the face of these serious allegations, which could impact public trust.

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