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Business in Cameroon
businessincameroon.com > public-management > 1409-16738-cameroon-s-660-000-presidential-helicopter-payment-caught-in-qatar-liquidation

Cameroon???s $660,000 Presidential Helicopter Payment Caught in Qatar Liquidation

9+ hour, 42+ min ago   (991+ words) Cameroon is trying to recover $660,000 about CFA355 million allegedly paid in 2018 to complete repairs on a helicopter intended for the president, but its attempt to reclaim the money from the liquidation of a Qatari company has yet to clear a key…...

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businessincameroon.com > finance > 1409-16737-nofia-raises-capital-nearly-sevenfold-to-cfa8-2-billion-exits-regulatory-administration

Nofia Raises Capital Nearly Sevenfold to CFA8.2 Billion, Exits Regulatory Administration

9+ hour, 47+ min ago   (614+ words) Nouvelle Financière Africaine (Nofia SA) has exited provisional administration after a CFA7 billion capital increase strengthened its financial base and brought Cameroon Business and Trade (CBT) SA in as majority shareholder. The Douala-based microfinance institution announced on September 11, 2026, that the Central…...

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businessincameroon.com > agriculture > 1309-16735-cameroon-renews-cocoa-traceability-partnership-with-germany-s-cooko

Cameroon Renews Cocoa Traceability Partnership With Germany???s Cooko

20+ hour, 45+ min ago   (471+ words) ONCC did not publish the full agreement alongside the statement. It is therefore unclear whether it includes a budget, funding sources, interim deadlines or performance indicators. ONCC has also not published the number of producers and plots registered since 2021, the…...

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businessincameroon.com > public-management > 1309-16736-cameroon-s-far-north-program-shows-gaps-in-budget-and-financing-figures

Cameroon???s Far North Program Shows Gaps in Budget and Financing Figures

20+ hour, 45+ min ago   (562+ words) The Cameroonian government has reported two different budget execution rates for 2025 for the Special Reconstruction and Development Program for the Far North, PSRDREN: 59% in the final statement issued by the program’s steering committee and 63.8% in a report from the Economy…...

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businessincameroon.com > public-management > 1309-16731-cameroon-dominates-cemac-preferential-trade-list-with-72-of-approved-products

Cameroon Dominates CEMAC Preferential Trade List With 72% of Approved Products

21+ hour, 10+ min ago   (551+ words) In May 2025, Cameroon had 1,208 approved products, according to the CEMAC Commission. The number has risen 9.9% in 16 months. The new approvals followed a May 2026 session of the Regional Committee on Origin in Douala. They cover products ranging from processed foods and…...

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businessincameroon.com > business-environment > 1009-16722-cemac-clears-120-cameroonian-products-for-preferential-trade

CEMAC Clears 120 Cameroonian Products for Preferential Trade

3+ day, 20+ hour ago   (499+ words) Fourteen Cameroonian companies have secured approval to market 120 additional products under the Central African Economic and Monetary Community’s preferential trade regime, expanding their access to the subregional market. Trade Minister Luc Magloire Mbarga Atangana handed over the approvals in Yaoundé…...

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businessincameroon.com > cooperation > 1009-16721-cameroon-presents-energy-sme-opportunities-to-egyptian-partners

Cameroon Presents Energy, SME Opportunities to Egyptian Partners

3+ day, 20+ hour ago   (558+ words) Egypt and Cameroon are exploring broader cooperation in energy, water and small business development as Yaoundé seeks financing, technology and expertise for projects ranging from hydropower and solar energy to start-up funding and leather processing. The discussions took place during…...

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businessincameroon.com > public-management > 1009-16718-cameroon-explores-long-term-housing-finance-to-tackle-2-5-million-unit-shortfall

Cameroon Explores Long-Term Housing Finance to Tackle 2.5 Million-Unit Shortfall

4+ day, 4+ hour ago   (437+ words) Cameroon is exploring long-term financing options to increase housing construction and make home purchases more accessible as the country faces an estimated shortfall of 2.5 million units. The issue was discussed in Yaoundé on Sept. 8, 2026, between Economy, Planning and Regional Development…...

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businessincameroon.com > energy > 1009-16717-sonara-loses-final-uk-appeal-over-cfa42-8-billion-sahara-energy-claim

Sonara Loses Final UK Appeal Over CFA42.8 Billion Sahara Energy Claim

4+ day, 4+ hour ago   (806+ words) Cameroon’s state-owned refinery Sonara has lost its final attempt before the UK Supreme Court to challenge a $76.97 million claim, or about CFA42.8 billion, awarded to Sahara Energy Resource Ltd and Sahara Energy Resource DMCC. On June 29, 2026, the UK’s highest court refused…...

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businessincameroon.com > public-management > 1009-16714-cameroon-public-investment-shrinks-0-2-in-2025-after-18-8-growth-in-2024

Cameroon Public Investment Shrinks 0.2% in 2025 After 18.8% Growth in 2024

4+ day, 6+ hour ago   (369+ words) Private investment accelerated in Cameroon in 2025 even as public investment contracted, with stronger spending by businesses helping sustain investment growth amid a sharp slowdown from the previous year. According to the INS, the weaker performance reflected “a slight 0.2% contraction in…...