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29, August 2016
Cameroon finally grants accreditation to the Pan African Institute for Development 0
Representatives from the Pan African Institute for Development in Buea have finally gotten accreditation from the Cameroon government. The request was made on the 21st August 2016 after a press release issued by the Minister of Higher Education on the 19th August 2016, depicting the Pan African Institute as a non-accredited Institution of Learning.
Minister Jaque Fame Ndongo granted the request during a meeting presided over by the Secretary General of the Ministry of Higher Education. The decision was made reached after very productive discussions involving some directors of the Ministry of Higher Education and a delegation of four persons from the Pan African Institute of Higher Learning.
Another meeting in line with this latest development has been scheduled for Thursday the 1st September 2016 after which an inspection team will be dispatched by the Minister of Higher Education to the Campuses of the Pan African Institute for Development in Cameroon.
CRTV