The Airport as a Microcosm: How Systemic Corruption at Cameroon’s Borders Fuels a National Exodus

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The article reveals Cameroon’s airports as a microcosm of a profound national crisis, where a massive brain drain is being actively facilitated by institutionalized corruption. This systemic extortion, from customs to health checks, has transformed state bureaucracy into a predatory machine that accelerates the exodus of the nation’s brightest talents and affluent families. The situation highlights a catastrophic failure of governance, where anti-corruption bodies are powerless and the state effectively profits from its own citizens’ desperation to leave. Ultimately, the crisis demandsContinue Reading

South Africa’s Judicial Crisis: A Litmus Test for Democratic Resilience

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South Africa’s Judicial Crisis: A Litmus Test for Democratic Resilience South Africa’s Judicial Crisis: A Litmus Test for Democratic Resilience An analysis of recent scandals and their implications for the rule of law. South Africa’s judiciary, long hailed as a post-apartheid bulwark of constitutional democracy, is facing its most severeContinue Reading

INEC Under Fire: SERAP Demands Accountability for N55.9 Billion in 2019 Election Funds

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INEC Under Fire: SERAP Demands Accountability for N55.9 Billion in 2019 Election Funds INEC Under Fire: SERAP Demands Accountability for N55.9 Billion in 2019 Election Funds By our Staff Reporter | Analysis LAGOS – Nigeria’s electoral integrity faces a severe credibility test as a prominent civil society organization has issuedContinue Reading

Judge Portia Phahlane Claims Bribery Charges Are a ‘Vendetta’ in High-Profile Church Corruption Case

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Judge Portia Phahlane Claims Bribery Charges Are a ‘Vendetta’ in High-Profile Church Corruption Case A Pretoria High Court judge, facing serious corruption charges, has alleged the case against her is a personal vendetta stemming from her role in a bitter leadership dispute within one of South Africa’s wealthiest churches. ChargesContinue Reading

South African Post Office Fails Independent Mail Test, Raising Questions Over Monopoly and Regulation

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South African Post Office Fails Independent Mail Test, Raising Questions Over Monopoly and Regulation A new independent test has revealed that the South African Post Office (SAPO) successfully delivered only a third of letters, a performance that starkly contradicts both its own service standards and the regulatory requirements it isContinue Reading