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Operations of ELECAMHowever the body was officially made functional only in January 2010 with the signing and transfer of all electoral documents and materials to ELECAM from the Ministry of Territorial Administration and Decentralization (MINATD).The head offices of ELECAM is Bastos, Yaounde, capital of Cameroon. ELECAM made claims early 2010 that they have accommodations and office spaces for their operations in 30 of the 58 Divisions of Cameroon and 220 of the 360 municipal councils of Cameroon. According to ELECAM these were from a combination of hired buildings, property transferred from the Cameroon government and local councils. The recruiting and training of staff officials was slated form completion by April 2010. With the 2011 Cameroon elections looming, ELECAM and all its stakeholders are stating to free the pressure to live up to their calling. The 2011 elections in Cameroon will seal the fate of ELECAM as regards credibility and responsible oversight of Cameroonian elections. For a country so deep in corruption, this baby organization can not afford to any mistakes on its maiden voyage. Criticism of ELECAMA major criticism of the Elections Cameroon is that eleven (11) of its twelve (12) board members are members of the central committee and political bureau of the Cameroon People Democratic Movement, CPDM, the ruling party in Cameroon, all appointed by Cameroon government. This move to control ownership of ELECAM is seen by many to wash away ELECAM's credibility as its makes the body both a player and referee at the same place and time. ELECAM MembershipELECAM members as appointed by the Head of State and President of the Republic of Cameroon, Mr. Paul Biya are:
The members are:
Read more about President Ahmadou Ahidjo or President Paul Biya and the Cameroon government Return from Elecam, elections Cameroon to Cameroon Culture to Cameroon Health or to Cameroon Africa
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