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Inclusive Management In Practice
The
reintroduction of multiparty politics in Cameroon in 1990 ushered in a new dawn in the
management of State affairs, departing from the hitherto monolithic management by the former unique party the
Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement (CPDM) to the many political parties taking part in management. For the over 30 years of the re-existence of multiparty politics in Cameroon, there has never been a government, legislative period in parliament and councils in which only one party is involved in management.Lire aussi : North West: Tubah Mayor Encourages Massive Testing
The first experience of sharing the ministerial positions between political parties in the country came after the October 11, 1992 presidential election in which incumbent President PauL Biya the candidate of the ruling CPDM was declared the winner. The government formed after the election saw the inclusion of Ministers from different political parties. Cabinet Minister wh
W/R: Re-run of Council of State election scheduled for today LISTEN
FEB 15, 2021
A re-run of the Western Regional Council of State elections is scheduled for later this morning due to the inability of the two contenders to secure the needed majority votes in last Friday’s polls.
Eunice Buah, who is the incumbent and Nana Akomea, her only contender, both secured 14 votes each out of the 28 total votes cast.
According to the Western Regional Electoral Commission Director, Angelina Tagoe, the tie has necesitated the run-off hence today’s election.
“After the voting, there was a tie, two candidates had 14 votes each. 28 people voted. We couldn’t declare anyone as a winner because of the tie that is why we are running again,” she said.
BYO bandages: inquiry told of âhorrendousâ state of NSW hospitals
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Patients and medical staff across NSW have sounded the alarm about a crisis in the state of country hospitals, telling of wards that look like theyâve been hit by tornadoes, hospitals requesting you bring your own bandages and doctors trying to mend broken bones over videolink.
A parliamentary inquiry has been told lives are being endangered by an overburdened system plagued by chronic staff shortages.