Atanga Nji: 14,502 Census Workers Still Unpaid
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A month after the theoretical closure of the national count, the shadow of the financial scandal is hovering on the Cameroonian statistical apparatus. While the field operations ended in pain on 15 September, more than 14,000 collecting agents are still waiting for the payment of their services, trapped by an administrative imbroglio between... The post GDPR in Cameroon: 14,500 enumerators still outstanding first appeared on THE FOURTH POWER.
Atanga Nji: 14,502 census workers still unpaid
More than three weeks after Cameroon completed its latest population and agricultural censuses, 14,502 field workers have yet to receive their pay, while nearly 7,000 complaints remain unresolved. A World Bank support mission has called for faster payments, but insists that the process must comply with financial procedures to prevent expenses from being rejected. The unpaid workers took part in Cameroon’s fourth General Population and Housing Ce…
© DRSince the closure of the enumeration operations on 15 September, 14 502 agents have not received their remuneration. The World Bank has shown its solidarity with these agents and asks to speed up the treatment of their situation. The flops of the 4th General Population and Housing Census coupled with the General Census of Agriculture and Livestock are not limited to the official coverage rate, the double dismissal of the fence, or the strike…
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