Business in Cameroon | Olusegun Obasanjo, Nigeria’s former president turned businessman, is set to visit the Kribi deep-sea port in Cameroon this April to launch his company, Obasanjo Agro-Allied Business Ltd (OABL). His venture aims to strengthen cross-border trade between Cameroon and Nigeria. According to Agha Albert Ngwana, CEO of …
Read More »Cameroon Still Faces Power Cuts Despite Full Output from Nachtigal Dam
Business in Cameroon | Nearly a month after blackouts began to worsen across Cameroon’s Southern Interconnected Grid, electricity outages continue to affect seven of the country’s ten regions. In Yaoundé, the planned power cuts announced to last four to six hours often extend for several days. Many neighborhoods are without …
Read More »Inflation in CEMAC Seen Under 3% for 2025, First Time Since 2022
Business in Cameroon | Beac’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) expects inflation within the Cemac region to stand at 2.9% in 2025. This would be the first time since 2022 that the indicator falls below the 3% threshold set for the region. BEAC Governor Yvon Sana Bangui shared the forecast during …
Read More »Cameroon Aims to Attract Investment with Tax Breaks for Chinese Workers
Business in Cameroon | Cameroonian lawmakers recently received a draft bill to ratify a new tax agreement between Cameroon and China. The agreement’s main goal is to eliminate double taxation on income and reduce tax fraud and evasion. This proposed tax convention will exempt Chinese workers in Cameroon from paying …
Read More »La Note de Crédit du Cameroun Reste Stable : Une Économie Prometteuse, Malgré des Défis Persistants
CamerounOnline.ORG | Mars 2025 – L’agence de notation S&P Global a maintenu la note de crédit du Cameroun à ‘B-/B’ avec une perspective stable. Cela signifie que, malgré des risques financiers et politiques, l’économie du pays montre suffisamment de solidité pour éviter une dégradation de sa note pour le moment. …
Read More »Cameroon’s Credit Rating Holds Steady as Economy Shows Promise, But Challenges Remain
CameroonOnline.ORG | March 2025 – The international credit rating agency S&P Global has kept Cameroon’s credit rating at ‘B-/B’ with a stable outlook. This means that while the country still faces financial and political risks, its economy is showing enough strength to avoid a downgrade for now. Why the Rating …
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