RFI | Plafonné à 1 000, puis 1 500 francs CFA en Côte d’Ivoire, ou leur équivalent au Ghana, le kilo de cacao s’est vendu plus de 5 100 francs CFA – soit plus de 8 dollars au Cameroun –, le troisième producteur africain. Les planteurs camerounais tirent actuellement pleinement profit de leur système libéralisé, après …
Read More »Cameroun taps Ivorian firm for visa service upgrade
Business in Cameroon | The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Minrex) revealed that Ivorian company Impact Palmarès R&D SAS will manage its electronic visa service for 10 years, extendable, through a data center in Yaoundé. Groundbreaking for the construction of the future Digital Transformation Center of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs …
Read More »African Development Bank bolsters Central Africa presence with inauguration of new regional office in Yaoundé
In a move that reaffirms its commitment to Central Africa’s development course, the African Development Bank (AfDB) has inaugurated an ultramodern regional office building in Yaoundé, Cameroon. Joseph Dion Ngute, Prime Minister of Cameroon, and Marie-Laure Akin-Olugbade, the Bank Group’s Vice-President for the Regional Development, Integration and Business Delivery Complex, …
Read More »Yaoundé unveils pilot corridor for rapid bus project to tackle urban congestion
Business in Cameroon | The pilot corridor of the Yaoundé Rapid Bus Transit (BRT) project will connect Olembe at the northern entrance of the capital to Ahala in the southern part, covering 22 km. This route was disclosed during a meeting held last on April 12 by the Urban Community …
Read More »Cameron unveils first enclosed gold processing unit in Central Africa
Business in Cameroon | The Ministry of Mines, Industry, and Technological Development of Cameroon has officially opened the country’s first enclosed gold ore processing unit in the town of Kana, Eastern region. This groundbreaking facility, a first for Central Africa, was announced on April 5 by the acting head of …
Read More »Cameroonian school teaches manufacture of plant-based meat | + video
A government-run school in Cameroon’s capital is teaching students how to manufacture plant-based meat, an innovation that the school’s director hopes will contribute to the fight against climate change. Anne Nzouankeu has more from Yaoundé in this report, narrated by Moki Edwin Kindzeka.
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