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Denis Miki Foundation - DMF Demands Protection of Mobile Money Agents in Cameroon

✓ Says public exposure of agents’ financial details places operators at risk

✓ Calls for tighter security and confidential operational systems

✓ Says protecting Mobile Money agents is both a corporate and moral responsibility

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Cross Section of Population Infront of MTN and Orange. The Denis Miki Foundation (DMF) has called on the Government of Cameroon,...

09/05/2026

POLICY AND ADVOCACY STATEMENT TO THE GOVERNMENT, MTN CAMEROON AND ORANGE CAMEROON ON THE PROTECTION OF MOBILE MONEY POINT OF SALE (POS) AGENTS

Subject: Urgent Call for Enhanced Protection and Security Measures for Mobile Money POS Agents in Cameroon

We, concerned citizens, Mobile Money Point of Sale (POS) agents, community stakeholders, and advocates for economic justice and human security, express our deep concern over the increasing insecurity, attacks, robberies, and killings targeting Mobile Money agents across Cameroon.

POS agents play a critical role in advancing financial inclusion, supporting local economies, and ensuring access to digital financial services for millions of Cameroonians. Despite their importance, many agents continue to operate under dangerous conditions that expose them to criminal attacks and loss of life.

In light of the growing threats faced by agents, we respectfully call on the Government, MTN Cameroon and Orange Cameroon to urgently implement stronger safety and privacy measures to protect the lives and livelihoods of Mobile Money agents nationwide.

Our Key Demands

1. Immediate Suspension of Public “Out of Stock” Lists Showing Agent Balances

We strongly urge MTN Cameroon and Orange Cameroon to immediately stop publishing or circulating “out of stock” lists that reveal the figures and amounts of money available in agents’ accounts.

Displaying or sharing such sensitive financial information publicly exposes agents to:

* Targeted robberies
* Violent attacks
* Kidnappings
* Killings and other criminal acts

Financial account information must remain confidential and protected at all times. No agent should risk losing their life because their financial status was exposed through operational communication channels.

We therefore call for:

* Strict confidentiality policies regarding agent balances
* Safer internal reporting mechanisms
* Anonymous or coded operational systems that do not expose agents’ financial positions

2. Reorganization and Verification of WhatsApp Forums/Groups

We further call on both companies to dissolve the current unregulated WhatsApp forums/groups and create new, secure, and professionally managed platforms restricted only to verified and active Mobile Money agents.

Many of the existing groups have become vulnerable spaces where:

* Sensitive operational information is exposed
* Unauthorized individuals gain access
* Criminals can monitor agents’ activities and liquidity levels

We recommend:

* Verification and authentication of all group members
* Removal of inactive or non-agent participants
* Creation of secure communication channels monitored by authorized company representatives
* Regular cybersecurity and safety awareness training for agents

Call to Action

The lives of POS agents matter. No economic activity should come at the cost of human lives and safety.

We therefore urge the Cameroonian Government, MTN Cameroon and Orange Cameroon to:

* Engage directly with POS agent representatives
* Develop a national safety framework for Mobile Money agents
* Collaborate with security authorities to improve protection around POS locations
* Establish emergency response and support systems for agents affected by attacks

Protecting POS agents is not only a corporate responsibility but also a moral and social obligation.

We stand in solidarity with all Mobile Money agents across Cameroon and call for immediate action before more innocent lives are lost.




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Who is Ndefon Beatrice

Beatrice NDEFON NGWE is a Cameroonian peace builder, humanitarian leader, and advocate for women’s rights. Born in Cameroon, she is the Founder and Executive Director of the Solidarity Health Foundation, which provides health care education to vulnerable communities in the country’s conflict-affected South West Region.

Beatrice has played a pivotal role in advancing peace building initiatives, including contributing to the landmark Cameroon Women’s Peace Pact. As Chief Financial Officer of the South West North West Women’s Taskforce ( SNWOT), she has championed women-led humanitarian coalitions during the ongoing Anglophone Crisis.

Ndefon has taken the cause she supports to international stages, including the Copenhagen Democracy Summit, where she has pressed for global solidarity with Cameroon civilians facing displacement, insecurity, and rights abuses.

Her grassroots leadership emphasizes evidence-based advocacy and community-driven solutions, from lobbying for safe school resumption.

She is a Member of GenECCAS, World Liberty Congress ( a world democracy movement), Cameroon Women Convention for Peace.

She is a Recipient of the Knight of the Order of Merit award from the Government.

25/04/2026

Who is Caryn Dasah

The Founder/CEO of Hope Advocates Africa Miss Caryn Dasah is a seasoned development, peace and mediation expert.

Recognized Women's Rights Champion & Peace Builder; FemWise Africa Member

As a seasoned social justice and peace activist, specialized in advancing women's rights, gender equality, and sustainable development. With 13 plus years of experience working with grassroots communities in Cameroon, I've implemented campaigns and advocacy initiatives to end violence against women and girls.

Education
• Double Master's Degree in Conflict, Peace, and International Relations
• ⁠ Degree in Project Management
• ⁠ Diploma in Gender and Peace Building ( PAID-WA)
• ⁠Koffi Annan international peace building center, Accra Ghana Alumni in DDR, Protection of civilian course (PoC), Election Monitoring

Networks
- UN Women: Ambassador, Generation Equality Task Force
- African Union’s FemWise: Member of Network of African Women in Conflict Prevention and Mediation) is a subsidiary mechanism of the African Union⁠ Panel of the wise
- Beijing+25 Youth Task Force: Member
- Cameroon Women's Peace Movement (CAWOPEM): General Coordinator
- Hope Advocates Africa: Founder and Executive Director
- International Civil Society Action Network (ICAN): Member, What The Women Say
- Nobel Women's Initiative and Coady International Institute: Sister-to-Sister Mentorship Program Alumna
- Women Leaders Network by UN Women
- ⁠ Dr Hage G. Geingob Inaugural Cohort Leadership Program (Former President of Namibia)
- ⁠⁠Feminist Connecting for Peace Network
- ⁠1000 women’s voices Global Network

Expertise
• Grants Making Consultant ( Global Fund for Women )
• Women's Rights and Empowerment
- Peacebuilding and Conflict Resolution
- Gender-Based Violence Prevention and Response
- Sustainable Development and Human Rights
- ⁠Youth Engagement Consultant with UN women ( 2019 to 2021)

25/04/2026

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