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Tuesday 8 April 2025
To enable them to carry out their economic, financial, social and cultural programme, the State and its entities proceed each year in accordance with the laws and regulations, and with mandatory contributions on the incomes of citizens and other economic agents.
In return, it is obligated to inform the public opinion in general and the taxpayers in particular, of the total amount of revenues collected, outstanding amounts to be collected, the total amount of expenditures, outstanding amounts to be paid and the use made of the resources.
This 16th report outlines the activities of the jurisdiction during the year 2022. It is structured around four (04) parts which are (i) the management activities of the Court of Auditors, (ii) the execution of the tasks of jurisdictional and extrajurisdictional controls, (iii) the various acts, opinions and certification reports produced by the Court of Auditors. For 2022, the jurisdiction recommends, among other things, the creation of a technical support committee within the permanent frameworks for consultation between the Senate Finance and Budget Commission, as well as the production of the consolidated situation of the State's debt, taking into account the financial indebtedness of the CTD.
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Review of the management of the Urban Community of Nkongsamba, financial years 2020-2023
La juridiction met en évidence de nombreuses irrégularités et faiblesses structurelles.
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Audit of Cameroon Telecommunications (Camtel), 2015 and subsequent years
La juridiction relève que la qualité des comptes de cette société est incertaine.
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Review of the Management of the Naval and Industrial Shipyard of Cameroon for the period 2015–2021
The court notes that despite an ambitious strategic plan, the company is struggling to initiate a positive recovery dynamic.
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Audit of the Society for the Expansion and Modernisation of Rice Cultivation in Yagoua (SEMRY), financial years 2018-2021
The court observes that Semry escapes bankruptcy thanks to massive public investments since the late 1980s.
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