Government, UN Fund Launch 26 billion FCFA Drive to Eliminate Toxic Industrial Pollutants
[Business in Cameroon - Cameroon] - 18/11/2025
Cameroon has mobilised 26 billion FCFA to eliminate hazardous chemical pollutants. The figures were presented at a project validation workshop held recently in Mbankomo in the Centre Region. The meeting was chaired by Professor Paul Tchawa, Secretary-General of the Ministry of the Environment, (…)
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