Cameroun sees weak midyear revenue from Chad–Cameroon oil pipeline
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The government’s midyear budget review shows that oil transit fees reached CFA20.3 billion at the end of June 2025, against a full-year goal of CFA78.6 billion. The completion rate stands at 25.8%, a level viewed as modest at midyear. One year earlier, the figure was CFA19.8 billion over the (…)
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