Investigation du TCS sur Oswald Baboke liée à un trafic d'or au Cameroun

Oswald Baboke, directeur adjoint du cabinet civil de Paul Biya, est sous enquête par le Tribunal criminel spécial (TCS) pour son implication présumée dans un trafic d'or camerounais. Il a été entendu à trois reprises, et des agents des renseignements seront envoyés à Dubaï pour approfondir l'enquête. Cette affaire soulève des questions sur l'attribution de permis miniers au Cameroun.

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Oswald Baboke Questioned in Two Investigations Ordered by President Paul Biya

Oswald Baboke, the deputy director of the Civil Cabinet at the Presidency of Cameroon, has been interrogated by the Special Criminal Court in relation to two separate investigations initiated by President Paul Biya. The inquiries are reportedly linked to attempts to destabilize the state. Details surrounding the investigations remain limited as they are ongoing.

Support for Oswalde Baboke Amidst Media Attacks on His Loyalty to Paul Biya

Oswalde Baboke, the Deputy Director of the Civil Cabinet of the Presidency of Cameroon, is facing media scrutiny regarding his loyalty to President Paul Biya. His family and supporters have defended him against what they describe as an orchestrated media offensive. The situation highlights ongoing tensions within political circles in Cameroon, particularly among those perceived as loyal to Biya.

Cameroun intensifie la lutte contre la fraude aurifère et ses conséquences mortelles

Le gouvernement camerounais a annoncé des mesures pour lutter contre la fraude dans le secteur aurifère, où près de 90% de l'or échappe aux circuits officiels. Des décès suspects liés à l'exploitation de l'or soulèvent des inquiétudes, alors que des accusations de complicité gouvernementale émergent. L'État vise à récupérer près de 300 milliards FCFA perdus dans ce système frauduleux.

Captain Effoudou Accuses Military Officials of Serious Crimes in Cameroon

Captain Kenneth Effoudou has made explosive allegations against several high-ranking military officials in Cameroon, including Colonel Didier Badjeck and Vice Admiral Joseph Fouda. These accusations include sexual assault, attempted coup, and embezzlement, prompting strong reactions and counterclaims from the accused. The situation has escalated, with legal actions being threatened by those implicated.