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BUSINESS16h agoFuels in Cameroon: how Sonara did business with Aliko DangoteUn accord tripartite entre la Sonara, Dangote et MRS va assurer 50 % des besoins du Cameroun en carburant. Grâce au soutien de la Banque islamique de développement, Yaoundé compte réduire drastiquement sa facture énergétique.Jeune Afrique
BUSINESS4d agoBusiness climate in Cameroon: Célestin Tawamba maintains pressure on Joseph Dion NguteLe patron des patrons a profité de la relance du Cameroon Business Forum (CBF) pour présenter la liste des griefs du patronat au Premier ministre, Joseph Dion Ngute. Cette nouvelle offensive peut-elle porter ses fruits ?Jeune Afrique
BUSINESSOct 24Cameroon Launches the AgriConnect Compact to Transform Its Agropastoral and Fisheries SectorsCameroon has launched the AgriConnect Compact to transform its agropastoral and fisheries sectors, aiming for significant economic development.maravipost.com · Malawi
BUSINESSOct 18Customs, Afreximbank plan Nigeria-Benin, Cameroon border upgradeBy Emma Ujah, Abuja Bureau Chief The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has commenced discussions with the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) on plans to modernise Nigeria’s borders with Benin Republic and Cameroon to improve trade facilitation and cross-border efficiency. The proposed sub-regional programme is also aimed at advancing the objectives of the African Continental Free Trade […] The post Customs, Afreximbank plan Nigeria-Benin, Cameroon border upgrade appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
BUSINESSOct 18Cameroon: these women who are shaping the economyBanque, BTP, cacao : six Camerounaises brisent les plafonds de verre et dynamisent l’économie locale. Elles racontent leurs réussites, mais aussi les freins majeurs à l’entrepreneuriat féminin.Jeune Afrique
BUSINESSOct 1Cameroon govt announces payments as teachers strike continuesIn Cameroon, the start of the academic year for Universities, scheduled for October 5, may not take place. This is as a result of an indefinite strike launched by SYNES, the National Union of Higher Education Teachers. Teachers are demanding the payment of 16 billion CFA francs in academic bonuses, equivalent to nearly 24 million euros.France 24 [en]