Cameroon’s SMEs Positioned as Shock Absorbers in Global Food Security Battle
[Business in Cameroon - Cameroon] - 18/09/2025
Small and medium enterprises, SMEs, are increasingly recognised as Cameroon’s frontline defence against global food crises. At a time when the country spends over FCFA 800 billion annually on food imports, rural entrepreneurs are stepping in to transform local harvests into affordable (…)
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[Cameroon Intelligence Report] - 29/10/2025
Cameroon’s housing developer signs deal with Portuguese consortium to build 110 homes in Garoua
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