According to Investir au Cameroun, Cameroon is set to revolutionize its energy landscape with the development of a strategic security depot for fuel storage in the Kribi port area. This ambitious project, with a capacity of 250,000 to 300,000 metric tons, is estimated to cost $200 million (approximately 114 billion …
Read More »Cameroon Beats African Internet Average Despite Broadband Gap
Business in Cameroon | Over 40% of Cameroon’s population used the internet individually in 2023, excluding business and collective entity connections. This figure, highlighted in the International Telecommunication Union’s (ITU) April 2025 report, “State of digital development and trends in the Africa region: Challenges and opportunities,” places Cameroon above the …
Read More »Cameroon Welcomes New Cement Brand Cimaco
Business in Cameroon | The Cameroonian cement market is set to welcome a new brand, Cimaco, starting in June 2025. This news was announced in an advertisement by Chinese-owned Sinafcam Sarl, which produces the cement in Edéa, located in Cameroon’s Littoral region. For its market debut, Sinafcam is introducing three …
Read More »Cameroon Rolls Out New Monitoring System for Cocoa and Coffee Exports
Business in Cameroon | Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development (Minader), Gabriel Mbairobe, is set to officially launch a new regulatory monitoring, alert, and sanitary and phytosanitary surveillance platform for cocoa and coffee quality today, June 4, 2025, in Yaoundé. Established on January 19, 2023, this platform serves as a …
Read More »Kumba : SABC Completes CFAF1 Billion Pledge with 500 Million for Football Stadium
Business in Cameroon | Société Anonyme des Boissons du Cameroun (SABC) has signed a financing agreement to construct a stadium in Kumba, a city located in Cameroon’s crisis-hit Southwest region. The deal, valued at 500 million CFA francs, marks the second installment of a 1 billion CFA franc commitment from …
Read More »Un groupe canadien exige 16 milliards de FCFA pour le chantier à l’arrêt du complexe sportif d’Olembé
RFI | Le conflit entre le gouvernement camerounais et l’entreprise Magil se poursuit concernant la construction du complexe sportif d’Olembé, à l’arrêt depuis deux ans. Magil réclame environ 16 milliards de francs CFA (25 millions d’euros) au gouvernement. De son côté, ce dernier estime que le groupe canadien a manqué …
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