Business in Cameroon | The government of Cameroon is preparing a budget revision plan to amend the 2023 Finance Act. The information was disclosed yesterday by Cemile Sancak (pictured), who leads the mission currently carrying out the fourth review of the 3-year IMF program in the country. This practice is …
Read More »Niat Njifenji, the 88-year-old outgoing President of the Senate re-elected
Marcel Niat Njifenji, the 88-year-old outgoing President of the Senate of Cameroon, was re-elected on Wednesday. In a vote held at the Yaoundé Congress Palace, the senator from the Western region secured 97 votes. As per the Cameroonian Constitution, the President of the Senate would serve as an interim leader …
Read More »Marcel Niat Njifenji réélu président du Sénat
Xinhua | A 88 ans, Marcel Niat Njifenji, président sortant du Sénat du Cameroun, a été réélu ce mercredi au cours de la session de plein droit, a-t-on appris mercredi du média d’Etat CRTV. Au terme d’un vote qui a eu lieu ce mercredi au Palais des Congrès à Yaoundé, …
Read More »Unfulfilled delivery of Cameroon’s AW109E Helicopters
Military Africa | Cameroon, a country located in Central Africa, has been grappling with security challenges in recent years. The government has sought to bolster its military capabilities, including its air force, to address various security threats. As part of its efforts to modernize its air force, the Cameroonian government …
Read More »Cameroon aims to boost export revenues, rejoin AGOA – minister
WASHINGTON, April 10 (Reuters) – Cameroon is working to boost export revenues to fend off a potential debt crisis and has relaunched talks with the U.S. to rejoin Washington’s flagship trade initiative with Africa, its economy minister said on Monday. The economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent …
Read More »Cameroon Rebuilds Bridge Destroyed by Boko Haram
VOA | YAOUNDE, CAMEROON — Authorities in Cameroon have rebuilt a bridge that Boko Haram militants destroyed in 2015 in an effort to damage trade with Nigeria and Chad. The government also deployed additional troops to protect construction workers repairing other damage caused by the militants, who are still actively …
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