Report alleges élite ties behind logging permits in Cameroon’s Ebo Forest

A recent report accuses influential members of the Cameroonian government of facilitating illegal logging activities by timber and agribusiness companies in the primary Ebo Forest. This situation raises concerns about governance and environmental protection in the region and calls for policy adjustments and accountability measures.

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