Cameroon: National anti-corruption observatory member wants creation of governance ministry

A member of the national anti-corruption observatory at the prime minister's office has recommended the creation of a ministry of governance as the only way to arrest corruption which has eaten deep into the fabric of Cameron's society. Ngalah Edward who made the recommendation in a memo dated 23 January to the head of state, Paul Biya, a copy of which The Herald procured, noted that his observation was based on the fact that "the fight against corruption had failed as anti-corruption structures seem to be beating around the bush."