Modeste Mopa Fatoing flees Cameroon after tax demands from powerful group

Modeste Mopa Fatoing, former head of Cameroon’s tax authority, fled the country after demanding over 10 billion CFA francs from a company linked to influential businessman Jean-Pierre Amougou Belinga. His departure follows a climate of intimidation, particularly after the assassination of journalist Martine, which heightened fears among officials challenging powerful interests.

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Modeste Mopa's Detachment from IMF Set to End in January 2026

Modeste Mopa Fatoing's detachment from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), authorized by President Paul Biya on January 25, 2023, is scheduled to conclude in January 2026. His return to Cameroon is anticipated to coincide with ongoing tensions surrounding the Martinez Zogo case, raising concerns in Yaoundé about potential political implications.

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.

Investigation Links Amougou Belinga to Cameroon’s Intelligence Service Misuse

Recent investigations have raised serious concerns about the potential misuse of Cameroon’s intelligence resources by businessman Jean-Pierre Amougou Belinga. Reports suggest that information from the intelligence service may have been used to further his private interests, as highlighted during the ongoing trial related to journalist Martinez Zogo's case.

Reprise du procès de l'affaire Martinez Zogo le 31 août 2026

Le procès de l'assassinat du journaliste Martinez Zogo reprend le 31 août 2026 au Tribunal militaire de Yaoundé. Ce procès fait suite à la découverte de nouveaux indices impliquant l'ancien directeur des renseignements, le colonel Jean-Pierre Otoulou, dans cette affaire qui a secoué le Cameroun depuis janvier 2023.