CEMAC liquidity demand falls to CFA622bn amid slower credit activity
[Business in Cameroon - Cameroon] - 10/11/2025
The liquidity injection carried out on November 4, 2025, by the Bank of Central African States (BEAC) for banks in the CEMAC zone resulted in a demand of CFA622 billion, compared with an offered envelope of CFA800 billion. This marks the lowest level of bank demand since the second half of (…)
... Article published by "Business in Cameroon" (Cameroon), read more
For any information or claim on this article, see directly with the newspaper.
In Cameroonian newspapers
Nigerians surprised by US strikes
Nigerians across Sokoto state awoke to loud blasts Thursday night, worried their village was being attacked by one (…)
[Cameroon Intelligence Report] - 26/12/2025
Cameroon Backs AfCFTA Corridor Project as IOM Secures AfDB Funding
Cameroon’s Minister of Trade, Luc Magloire Mbarga Atangana, has confirmed the government’s support for the (…)
[Business in Cameroon] - 26/12/2025
Sensitization Along the Ndu–Binka–Nkambe Stretch of the Ring Road
The sensitization campaign recently reached Lower Mbot, engaging community members, students, and pupils in (…)
[The Eye Newspaper] - 19/12/2025
Cameroon ends VAT exemption on social housing despite 2.5 million-unit deficit
From 2026, interest on mortgage loans, as well as the sale and rental of social housing units in Cameroon, will no (…)
[Business in Cameroon] - 22/12/2025
Japan-Backed Fish Farming Drive Targets Import Cuts as Cameroon Eyes 2030 Output Gains
Cameroon has launched a new phase in the development of its inland aquaculture sector with the first steering (…)
[Business in Cameroon] - 19/12/2025
