HEZBOLLAH: NEXT STAGE OF WAR WILL START SOON - ISRAELI DEFENSE MINISTER. (PHOTO).

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 Hezbollah: Next stage of war will start soon – Israeli Defense Minister Israeli Defense Minister, Yoav Gallant has said that the next stage of Israel’s war against Hezbollah will begin soon. Gallant told the heads of regional councils in northern Israel this during a meeting with the so-called “Confrontation Line” forum on Monday. CNN reports that the Minister also discussed the current security situation, where he explained that conflict with Hezbollah was “necessary” for the residents of northern Israel to return home. “The next stage in the war against Hezbollah will begin soon – it will be a significant factor in changing the security situation and will allow us to complete the important part of the war’s goals: returning the residents to their homes,” he said. Gallant also said he had visited Israeli forces and met with military commanders on the border with Lebanon. “They are prepared, they are strong, they are in close cooperation,” he said of the troops.

CAMEROON LOSES OVER FCFA 100 BILLION TO CORRUPTION IN 2023,CONAC REPORT REVEALS. (PHOTO).


 Cameroon Loses Over FCFA 100 Billion to Corruption in 2023, CONAC Report Reveals


Cameroon lost more than FCFA 100 billion to corruption in 2023, according to a recent report from the National Anti-Corruption Commission (CONAC). The report, presented on September 26 by CONAC president Rev. Dieudonné Massi Gams in Yaoundé, shows a sharp rise in funds lost compared to previous years. 


Back in 2020, around FCFA 17 billion was reported lost due to corruption, while in 2022, the figure grew to over FCFA 43 billion. The 2023 losses represent a huge increase.


CONAC's Budgetary Disciplinary Committee took action against officials from six organizations, including the National Social Insurance Fund (NSIF) and the Cameroon Real Estate Corporation (SIC). Some managers were held responsible for a total of FCFA 6.1 billion in financial damages.


Rev. Massi Gams noted that the total amount owed to the state is estimated at FCFA 38.5 billion. The Special Criminal Court recovered around FCFA 1.47 billion, while an additional FCFA 7 billion was reclaimed through debt recovery, totaling FCFA 8.5 billion in recovered funds.

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