The Prefect, Director General of the Territory Administration, Jacques Jean Luc Nyanga, has decided to put order in the civil registry house. By a circular signed on 1 September, he strengthens the fight against documentary fraud and reminds the agents that the civil registry is neither a draft notebook nor a time machine. From now on, there is no question of dividating or post-dating an act, of changing an identity, a filiation or a date of bir…
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The Prefect, Director General of the Territory Administration, Jacques Jean Luc Nyanga, has decided to put order in the civil registry house. By a circular signed on 1 September, he strengthens the fight against documentary fraud and reminds the agents that the civil registry is neither a draft notebook nor a time machine. From now on, there is no question of dividating or post-dating an act, of changing an identity, a filiation or a date of bir…