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EBOLA OUTBREAK - SURGE CAPACITY RECRUITMENT
Vacancy number:	Title:		Grade:	Organization unit: Duty Station:	Application Deadline:
AFRO/14/TA176	EBOLA OUTBREAK - SURGE CAPACITY- FIELD COORDINATOR			AF Africa Multiple duty stations	31-Mar-15
AFRO/14/TA181	EBOLA OUTBREAK - SURGE CAPACITY - EPIDEMIOLOGIST - THIS VACANCY SUPERSEDES VN AFRO/14/TA137			AF Africa Multiple duty stations	31-Mar-15
AFRO/14/TA182	EBOLA OUTBREAK - SURGE CAPACITY - INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL (IPC) - THIS VACANCY SUPERSEDES VN AFRO/14/TA138		P level	AF Africa Multiple duty stations	31-Mar-15
AFRO/14/TA183	EBOLA OUTBREAK - SURGE CAPACITY - WATER SANITATION SPECIALIST - THIS VACANCY SUPERSEDES VN AFRO/14/TA139		P level	AF Africa Multiple duty stations	31-Mar-15
AFRO/14/TA184	EBOLA OUTBREAK - SURGE CAPACITY - LOGISTICIAN THIS VACANCY NOTICE SUPERSEDES VACANCY AFRO/14/TA136			AF Africa Multiple duty stations	31-Mar-15
AFRO/14/TA185	EBOLA OUTBREAK - SURGE CAPACITY - ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER - THIS VACANCY SUPERSEDES VACANCY AFRO/14/TA152			AF Africa Multiple duty stations	31-Mar-15
AFRO/14/TA187	EBOLA OUTBREAK - SURGE CAPACITY - ANTHROPOLOGIST			AF Africa Multiple duty stations	31-Mar-15
AFRO/14/TA189	EBOLA OUTBREAK - SURGE CAPACITY - RESPONSE MONITORING OFFICER (HEALTH)			AF Africa Multiple duty stations	31-Mar-15
AFRO/14/TA190	EBOLA OUTBREAK - SURGE CAPACITY - RESPONSE MONITORING COORDINATOR			AF Africa Multiple duty stations	31-Mar-15
AFRO/14/TA191	EBOLA OUTBREAK - SURGE CAPACITY - OPERATIONS PLANNING SPECIALIST		P level	AF Africa Multiple duty stations	31-Mar-15
AFRO/14/TA195	EBOLA OUTBREAK - SURGE CAPACITY - COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT\SOCIAL MOBILIZATION - THIS VACANCY NOTICE SUPERSEDES AFRO\14\TA188			AF Africa Multiple duty stations	31-Mar-15
AFRO/14/TA201	EBOLA OUTBREAK - SURGE CAPACITY - FOREIGN MEDICAL TEAM (FMT) COORDINATOR			AF Africa Multiple duty stations	31-Mar-15
AFRO/15/TA4	EBOLA OUTBREAK - TECHNICAL OFFICER (EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS)		P4	AF Africa Multiple duty stations	31-Mar-15
PROFESSIONAL LEVEL POSTS
Vacancy number:	Title:		Grade:	Organization unit: Duty Station:	Application Deadline:
	Technical Officer, Outbreaks and Disasters Management, West Africa		P5	AF/IVE Immunization, Vaccines and Emergencies Dakar	20-Feb-15
AFRO/15/FT66	Technical Officer ( Monitoring and Perfomance Assessment)		P4	AF/DRD Deputy Regional Director Brazzaville	2-Mar-15
AFRO/15/FT67	Coordinator, Planning, Budgeting, Monitoring and Evaluation(PBM)		P-6	AF/DRD Deputy Regional Director Brazzaville	2-Mar-15
AFRO/15/FT68	Administrative Services Officer, RAS		P5	AF/GMC General Management Brazzaville	2-Mar-15
AFRO/15/SSA2	Consultant Nutrition		NO-D	AF_ETH Ethiopia Addis Ababa	10-Feb-15
AFRO/15/TASR6	Administrateur Technique National AHO et rSiS		NO-B	AF_BFA Burkina Faso Ouagadougou	1-Mar-15
AFRO/15/TASR8	Medical Officer child and adolescent HealthI, ST/ESA		P4	AF/HPR - Health Promotion Harare	13-Feb-15
EMRO/14/FT537	National Professional Officer (Communicable Diseases) - Position no. 360732		NO-C	EM_IRQ WHO Representative's Office, Iraq Baghdad	12-Feb-15
EMRO/15/FT77	Medical Officer (Blood Transfusion and Safety) position # 360390		P4	EM/DCD Division of Communicable Disease Control Cairo	4-Mar-15
EMRO/15/TA18	Coordinator, Health Cluster (PD 361344)		P4	EM_PSE WHO Representative's Office, Palestine	12-Feb-15
EMRO/15/TA28	Public Health Officer (342807)		P3	EM_SYR WHO Representative's Office, Syrian Arab Republic Damascus	20-Feb-15
EURO/15/FT63	Programme Manager, Vaccine Preventable Diseases & Immunization		P5	EU/DCE Communicable Diseases, Health Security & Environment Copenhagen	28-Feb-15
EURO/15/FT64	Programme Manager, Joint Tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS & Hepatitis (JTH)		P5	EU/DCE Communicable Diseases, Health Security & Environment Copenhagen	28-Feb-15
EURO/15/FT70	Communication Officer (Rep. Moldova)		NO-B	EU Europe Chisinau	22-Feb-15
EURO/15/FT71	Public Health Officer (Rep. Moldova)		NO-B	EU Europe Chisinau	22-Feb-15
EURO/15/FT72	National Professional Officer, Health Systems (Rep. Moldova)		NO-B	EU Europe Chisinau	22-Feb-15
HQ/14/HQ/FT681	Medical Officer		P5	HQ/HTM HIV/AIDS, TB and Neglected Tropical Diseases Geneva	15-Feb-15
HQ/14/HQ/FT682	Technical Officer		P5	HQ/HTM HIV/AIDS, TB and Neglected Tropical Diseases Geneva	15-Feb-15
HQ/15/DGD/FT38	Translator (French)		P4	HQ/GBS Dept for Governing Bodies and External Relations Geneva	12-Feb-15
HQ/15/FWC/FT50	Technical Officer (SDH)		P4	HQ/PHE Public Health, Environmental and Social Determinants Geneva	19-Feb-15
HQ/15/FWC/FT78	Director		D2	HQ/MCA Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health Geneva	24-Mar-15
HQ/15/FWC/TA13	Medical Officer		P5	HQ/MCA Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health Geneva	18-Feb-15
HQ/15/FWC/TA25	Technical Officer		P2	HQ/ALC - Ageing and Life Course Geneva	25-Feb-15
HQ/15/GMG/FT39	Analyst		P2	HQ/PRP Planning Resource Coordination and Perf Monitoring Geneva	12-Feb-15
HQ/15/GMG/FT59	Planning Officer		P5	HQ/PRP Planning Resource Coordination and Perf Monitoring Geneva	27-Feb-15
HQ/15/GSC/FT34	Global Payroll Manager		P4	HQ/GFI Global Finance Kuala Lumpur	12-Feb-15
HQ/15/GSC/FT35	National Professional Officer (Finance) - several positions		NO-C	HQ/GFI Global Finance Kuala Lumpur	19-Feb-15
HQ/15/GSC/FT47	National Professional Officer, HR (several positions)		NO-B	HQ/GHR Global Human Resources Kuala Lumpur	19-Feb-15
HQ/15/HGF/FT52	Development Cooperation Specialist		P5	HQ/IHP - International Health Partnerships Geneva	20-Feb-15
HQ/15/HQ/FT37	Technical Officer (Health Data and Evidence)		P5	HQ/HIS Health Systems and Innovation Geneva	12-Feb-15
HQ/15/HQ/FT57	Strategic Information and Policy Adviser (Universal Health Coverage)		P5	HQ/HIS Health Systems and Innovation Geneva	25-Feb-15
HQ/15/HQ/FT58	Program Manager (Patient Safety)		P4	HQ/HIS Health Systems and Innovation Geneva	27-Feb-15
HQ/15/HQ/FT76	Health Economist		P3	HQ/HIS Health Systems and Innovation Geneva	3-Mar-15
HQ/15/HQ/ROST1	Polio and Emergencies (PEC) Cluster - Administrative Officer Roster		P level	HQ/PEC Polio, Emergencies and Country Collaboration Multiple duty stations	28-Feb-15
HQ/15/HQ/TA15	Scientist (Implementation Research)		P4	HQ/HTM HIV/AIDS, TB and Neglected Tropical Diseases Geneva	17-Feb-15
HQ/15/HQ/TA16	Technical Officer (Essential Medicines)		P4	HQ/HIS Health Systems and Innovation Geneva	18-Feb-15
HQ/15/HQ/TA17	Technical Officer (Health Care Delivery)		P3	HQ/HIS Health Systems and Innovation Geneva	19-Feb-15
HQ/15/HSE/FT60	Coordinator		P5	HQ/PED Pandemic and Epidemic Diseases Geneva	27-Feb-15
HQ/15/HSE/TA24	Technical Officer		P2	HQ/HEA HSE ADGO Office of the Assistant DG Geneva	24-Feb-15
HQ/15/HSE/TA26	Technical Officer		P2	HQ/HEA HSE ADGO Office of the Assistant DG Geneva	26-Feb-15
HQ/15/NMA/TA19	Adviser		P5	HQ/GCM Global Coordination Mechanism Secretariat for NCDs Geneva	21-Feb-15
HQ/15/NMH/TA11	Technical Officer (Advocacy, Knowledge Management)		P4	HQ/NMA NMH ADGO Office of the Assistant DG Geneva	11-Feb-15
HQ/15/PEC/TA21	Advocacy Officer		P4	HQ/ERM Emergency Risk Management and Humanitarian Response Geneva	23-Feb-15
PAHO/15/FT43	Disaster Management Specialist		NO-B	AM Americas Lima	17-Feb-15
PAHO/15/FT44	Advisor, Integrated Health Service Delivery		P4	AM Americas Washington, D.C.	26-Feb-15
PAHO/15/FT45	Advisor, Quality in Health Systems and Services		P4	AM Americas Washington, D.C.	26-Feb-15
PAHO/15/FT46	Advisor, Health Governance, Leadership, Policy, and Planning		P4	AM Americas Washington, D.C.	26-Feb-15
PAHO/15/FT65	Advisor, Health Information Systems, Vital and Health Statistics		P4	AM Americas Washington, D.C.	6-Mar-15
PAHO/15/FT74	Advisor, Global Environmental Changes		P4	AM Americas Washington, D.C.	9-Mar-15
PAHO/15/FT75	Specialist, Immunization		NO-A	AM Americas Caracas	2-Mar-15
PAHO/15/TA20	Legal Specialist		P2	AM Americas Washington, D.C.	16-Feb-15
SEAR/CO/15/FT06	National Professional Officer - originally published on 6 February 2014		NO-C	SE_NEP WR Office, Nepal Kathmandu	28-Feb-15
SEAR/RO/15/FT04	Regional Adviser (Making Pregnancy Safer and Reproductive Health)		P5	SE/FHR Department of Family and Research New Delhi	10-Feb-15
VN/CHN/2015/001	National Programme Officer (Health Financing and Health Reform Policy)		NO-C	WP_CHN China Beijing	27-Feb-15
WPRO/15/FT30	Team Coordinator (Pacific NCD and Health through the Life Course)		P5	WP_FJI Fiji Suva	10-Feb-15
WPRO/15/FT40	Technical Officer (Pharmaceuticals)		P4	WP_PG1 WHO Representative's Office Port Moresby	13-Feb-15
LOCAL RECRUITMENT - GENERAL SERVICES CATEGORY
Vacancy number:	Title:		Grade:	Organization unit: Duty Station:	Application Deadline:
AFRO/15/FT41	Driver/Clerk		G4	AF_ETH Ethiopia Addis Ababa	24-Feb-15
AFRO/15/FT61	Administrative Assistant		G7	AF/ORD Office of the Regional Director Brazzaville	20-Feb-15
EMRO/15/FT48	Administrative Assistant (Compliance) position no.361918		G6	EM/RDO Office of The Regional Director Cairo	19-Feb-15
EURO/15/FT54	ICT Assistant/SharePoint Administrator (60%)		G5	EU/OBS European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies Brussels	24-Feb-15
EURO/15/FT73	Programme Assistant (Rep. Moldova)		G5	EU Europe Chisinau	22-Feb-15
HQ/15/GMG/FT62	Assistant		G4	HQ/OSS Operational Support and Services Geneva	27-Feb-15
HQ/15/GSC/FT42	Procurement Assistant (several positions)		G5	HQ/GPL Global Procurement and Logistics Kuala Lumpur	17-Feb-15
HQ/15/GSC/FT56	Senior Procurement Assistant		G6	HQ/GPL Global Procurement and Logistics Kuala Lumpur	25-Feb-15
HQ/15/HTM/TA12	Assistant (Team )		G5	HQ/GMP Global Malaria Programme Geneva	12-Feb-15
HQ/15/IPS/TA29	Clerk		G4	HQ/SHI Staff Health Insurance Geneva	3-Mar-15
HQ/15/PEC/TA23	Secretary		G4	HQ/POL Polio Operations and Research Geneva	24-Feb-15
HQ/15/PEC/TA27	Assistant (Team)		G5	HQ/POL Polio Operations and Research Geneva	26-Feb-15
IARC/15/TA22	Assistant Human Resources (Training) 50% - Local recruitment		G5	IARC Lyons	24-Feb-15
WPRO/15/FT36	Assistant (Publications)		G5	WP Western Pacific Manila	21-Feb-15
WPRO/15/FT49	Administrative Clerk		G4	WP/ESR Emerging Disease Surveillance and Response Manila	19-Feb-15
WPRO/15/FT51	Administrative Assistant		G6	WP/PDO Programme Development and Operations Manila	20-Feb-15
WPRO/15/FT53	Administrative Assistant		G6	WP/PDO Programme Development and Operations Manila	23-Feb-15
WPRO/15/TASR7	Secretary (Temporary)		G4	WP/DSE Health Security and Emergencies Manila	18-Feb-15
GENERAL APPLICATION
Title:				Application Deadline:
Unsolicited International Recruitment (Professional)				Until Candidate Identified
Unsolicited Local Recruitment (General Service)				Until Candidate Identified
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Work at LCED in South Sudan as An International Volunteer

Deadline: 30 March 2015

Are you interested in becoming an international volunteer? Do you want to work in an NGO while earning?  Do you have a degree in business studies? If yes, then this opportunity well suits your search! The Lacha Community & Economic Development LCED is currently accepting applications from individuals having degree in business studies for the post of international volunteers for its peace and Development program. Volunteer will be based in Mundri County in Western Equatora State South Sudan but have to travel to attend meetings in Juba South Sudan Capital.

The organization LCED works with the mission to support local disadvantaged communities in developing and implementing new and innovative technologies in order to enhance agricultural production and advance rural development and reduce abject poverty and vulnerabilities. The organisation focuses on United State, Sweden, Finland, Netherlands, Canada, Norway, and France.

Key Responsibilities of a Volunteer

• To work with donors like USAID, EU and foreign Embassies in South Sudan, United Nation agencies and international organizations, while developing and implementing new and innovative peace and development projects.
• To support and conduct relevant local research, document and sharing of information on alternative community livelihoods and other development concern.
• To develop project proposal for LCED and answer any query in the project to the donors.
• To support LCED national staff with implementation of donor funded projects, include report writing, monitoring and evaluation.
• To develop 5 years peace and development strategic Business Plans for LCED in collaboration with LCED staff and make presentation to the donors.
• To execute the monitoring & evaluation and certification processes, setting up reliable control policies for LCED.
• To work with government counterparts and donors to secure funding to support LCED 5 years peace and development strategic business plan.
• To ensure that deadlines are set and met for the different components of the project.
• To improve and update the LCED website, as well as assist in the preparation of accounts and monthly reports.
• Support in Fund-raising-identify potential funding sources; write letters and proposals, make phone calls, do pitches with local staff and volunteers to secure new local funding for LCED.

Benefits

1. The international volunteers will receive US$2000 per month to cover the feeding and accommodation.
2. LCED will cover travel cost for meetings.
3. Visa costs and flight from Volunteer’s Country of origin to South Sudan and back will also be covered by LCED.

Eligibility Criteria

Applicant must have:

• Degree in business studies.
• Experience in writing Non-Profit making organizations plans.
• Some teaching/facilitation experience.
• Dedication to sustainable development.
• Experience working with young disadvantaged population.
• Experience living or working in developing countries.

How to Apply?

Interested candidates can send their CV to the LCED organisation via email.

For more information, please visit Vacancies in LCED.

Servant of God’s Mouth Tore & Killed By Spirit Of God: Uncovered Blasphemies and Pretensions – Female Accomplices To Be Exposed!

Coni T. Tawong

Mpemchi was a missionary while we were in primary school in a Cameroon village. As his missionary prerogatives, he built more than 148 churches, schools, health centers from Borno where he started his vocation etc and offered help to many underprivileged children but we would run away from such help and gifts. Some children (who knew and ‘see’ things) told us that if we accept such gifts and help he will send or offer us to “nyongo” (witchcraft). How these little children knew this blasphemous and pretentious servant of God who had built even shrines of the god Mithras along the road in our village, snapping pictures of witches and wizards and showing to children, doing occultism will be published in a little write-up titled “children who ‘see’ things.”

When travelling abroad to his home Mpemchi would give us stamped envelopes so we can communicate with him through postal mail. Those who are not rooted in the Bible will leave their children with servants of God in confidence assuming they are in safe hands. This is not true. They leave their children with pedophiliacs to be sexually abused (spiritual theft). There is presently such a case in Nso, Bui Division of North West Region of Cameroon but who will bail the cat? God helps someone here; the greatest wickedness in this world is coming from nowhere but from these pretentious men and women of God. The children of God will be free indeed if Jesus frees them!

The Story of Moses and Pharaoh

It is written in the histories of the prophets that Moses was sent to Pharaoh with many miracles, wonders and honours. Now the daily ration for Pharaoh’s table was 4.000 sheep, 400 cows, 200 camels, and a corresponding amount of chickens, fish, beverages, fried meats, sweats, and other things. All the people of Egypt and all his army used to eat at his table every day. For 400 years he had claimed divinity and never ceased providing this food. When Moses prayed, saying, “O Lord, destroy Pharaoh,” God answered his prayer and said, “I shall destroy him in water, and I shall bestow all his wealth and that of his soldiers on you and your peoples.” Several years passed by after this promise, and Pharaoh, doomed to ruin, continued to live in all his magnificence. Moses was impatient with God to destroy Pharaoh quickly, and he could not endure to wait any longer. So he fasted for forty days and went to Mount Sinai, and in his communing with God he said, “O Lord, Thou didst promise that Thou wouldst destroy Pharaoh, and still he has forsaken none of his blasphemies and pretensions. So when wilt Thou destroy him?” A voice came from The Truth saying, “O Moses, you want me to destroy Pharaoh as quickly as possible, but a thousand times a thousand of My servants want Me never to do so, because they partake of his bounty and enjoy tranquility under his rule. By my power I swear that as long as he provides abundant foods and comfort for My creatures, I shall not destroy him.” Moses said “when will Thy promise be fulfilled?” God said, “My promise will be fulfilled when he withholds his provision from my creatures. If ever he begins to lesson his bounty, know that his hour is drawing near.” It chanced that one day Pharaoh said to Haman, “Moses has gathered the sons of Israel about him and is causing us disquiet. We know not what will be the issue of his affair with us. We must keep our stores full lest at any time we be without resources. So we must halve our daily rations and keep the saving in reserve.” He deducted 2.000 sheep, 200 cows, and 100 camels and similarly every two or three days reduced the ration. Moses then knew that the promise of The Truth was near to fulfillment, for excessive economy is a sign of decline and bad omen. The masters of tradition say that on the day when Pharaoh was drowned only two ewes had been killed in his kitchen.

Nothing is better than generosity…If a man is rich and desires, without a royal charter, to act like a Lord; if he wants men to humble themselves before him and call him Lord and Prince, then tell him to spread a table with foods. All those who have acquired renown in the world, have gained it mainly through hospitality, while the miserly and avaricious are despised in both worlds.

The book of government.

Mount Cameroon Race Of Hope More Innovations For 2015

Magunda, Baker

Managing Director at Diageo Guinness Cameroon

The main sponsor of the Mount Cameroon race of hope, Guinness Cameroon S.A, says this year’s edition of the annual event will see more innovations than was the case in the previous years. The race is scheduled to take place on Saturday 14 February.

The innovations, the company says will include a tour of the ‘Flame of Hope’ which has already started in Ngaoundere and will be received in Buea on Friday 13 February. More cultural activities as well as the involvement of more partners will see the light of day.

When Guinness Cameroon S.A staged its comeback last year as main sponsor of the Mount Cameroon Race Of Hope, the prizes for winners in the male and female categories jumped from 3 million FCFA to 10 million FCFA.

Another novelty this year, the company says is that special prizes will be awarded to athletes who will first arrive the various huts (huts 1, 2 and 3) and the summit of the mountain on the race day even if they don’t eventually win.

Guinness Cameroon S.A Managing Director, Baker Magunda, talked about these innovations during the Test Race event last Sunday 18 January in Buea. The test race was colourful and attracted 205 racers bringing together top management staff of Guinness Cameroon S.A, athletics federation officials as well as representatives of the South West Administration.

Last week, the Chairman of the Local Organizing Committee of the event, Governor Okalia Bilai presided over their first preparatory meeting that brought together representatives of the main sponsor, Guinness Cameroon S.A, the National   Athletics Federation President Mr. Emmanuel Motomby Mbome, top security chiefs in the region as well as other stakeholders.

Fourteen committees were thus put in place to take charge of specific organizational aspects. During the meeting, it was revealed that more than thirty foreign athletes were already registered for the event while the registration process for local athletes was closed last weekend.

Guinness officials at the meeting assured that everything was being put in place to ensure total success. They emphasized the need for heavy security during the event which the security chiefs assured would be very available.

As part of the vibes, a Guinness Cameroon S.A organized Trade Fair began in Buea and will run till the International Women’s Day Celebration on 8 March.

Guinness Cameroon S.A has a three–year sponsorship contract with the Cameroon Athletics Federation which expires on 26 August 2016. Both parties say they are hopeful there will be a renewal.

ELECAM Hoodwinks London NGO On Disenfranchised Cameroonians

By Teche Nyamusa

Teche NYAMUSA

ELECAM put in place the the Presidency of Cameroon has reportedly won a prize from a London NGO for ensuring that many a disabled Cameroonian vote at elections yet, on simple analysis, such participation amounts to zero considering that polls are regularly rigged to the ruling party's favour.

State media, CRTV, made this ELECAM reward known 30 January 2015. Since the re-introduction of multiparty politics in Cameroon in the 1990s till date, it is common knowledge that polls are rigged to President Paul Biya's party, CPDM favour - it cannot be otherwise, of course, when Biya and his party act as referee and player to the chagrin of the opposition political parties of the same game. Hence figures of aided cripples, irrespective of their integrity, ELECAM brandish to this international NGO amounts to no progress, except illumination of ELECAM/regime ego, for all votes are tailored for ruling party victory. Also a rigged vote is as worthless as a disenfranchised citizen!

Biya on Presidential stool for over 30 years is perfect in tricks-playing instead of developing the country - Hence Cameroon's customary bleeding economy solaced by HIPC (Heavily Indebted Poor Country) funds and probably ever present varied but hardly realizable promises of future good times. In Cameroon President Biya (executive) usurps the functions of the legislature and the judiciary hence reason why he rigs elections in his favour, gets involved in money laundry...with impunity. Cameroonians particularly the grass roots which include the disabled are underpowered, poor, suffering with many targetting as a consequence emigrating tot he diaspora for job opportunities not minding the dire routes that are often plied. This country is more than ripe for a national revolt. Thus any goodwill person(s) or organization(s) dealing with the CPDM regime must exercise caution, so as not to be messed up!

Opposition political parties that count in size and strength of this country have summarily condemned/rejected ELECAM. She thus now is in frantic attempts to gain relevance from gullible organization(s)/people without and within!

Finance Minister Alamine Ousmane Mey In 1,738 Billion Scam: Ngole Ngole Elvis Implicated?

Minister of Finance Alamime Ousmane Mey

The Minister of Finance Alamine Ousmane Mey has been implicated in

Ngole Ngole - Former Minister

an embezzlement scandal of 1,738 billion, when he was the General Manager of Afriland First Bank. The money is said to have been funds allocated for projects meant for reinforcement of initiatives of local communities for the community management of forests resources. In 2005 the state opened an account with Afriland First Bank where the sum of 3 billion francs CFA was deposited. According to Esingan Newspaper which first published the story, this was the outcome of a tripartite convention between the Ministry of Forestry and Wildlife, the Ministry of Finance and the Camdev Company for the management of the said project. In 2010 while Alamine Ousmane Mey was still General Manager of Afriland Bank he debited an account tot he tune of 1,738 billion francs CFA to his benefit. It was therefore the responsibility of the bank to honour its engagement in a transaction with one Kaptue Tagne, an official of the Camdev company and co-manager of the project. For this reason, the officials of the bank fraudulently carted away about 1,700 billion francs CFA within a period of three years and the amount had generated 38 million francs CFA interest. Thus it has also been revealed that fake signatures were used. Notably that of the then Minister of Forestry and Wildlife, Elvis Ngole Ngole. There is however no prove that the signature of Alamine Mey was also fake because it was affixed to all documents. Thus the General Manager of Afriland Bank and other top officials of the bank notably ngon Herve Stephani, Dadjeu Kegne Olivier, Foti Dzudie Gilles pocketed this money.