[Cameroon Tribune] In a country like Cameroon where corruption, as seen through the eyes of critics, is an endemic problem in trade and governance and which greatly facilitates money laundering and other financial crimes as well as significantly retards broad-based socio-economic development, there is every reason to worry. More so because the effects of the financial crimes are so damaging that nothing can be guaranteed for the present and future generations were the situation to remain unrepentant.
