Cameroon Edéa-Kribi Road Project Faces Delays Amid CFA2.13 Billion in Arrears
[Business in Cameroon - Cameroon] - 6/01/2026
Unpaid payment certificates totaling CFA2.13 billion constrain the contractor’s operational capacity. Payment suspensions ordered by the finance ministry worsened cash-flow pressure in late 2025. Authorities continue interim maintenance while awaiting AfDB clearance for full reconstruction (…)
... 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
Should Pope Leo Visit Cameroon?
Pope Leo plans to visit Cameroon shortly, although details of the controversial trip have not yet been confirmed by (…)
[Cameroon Intelligence Report] - 19/02/2026
CEMAC Commission’s Unpaid Contributions Hit CFA263.5bn, With Cameroon Owing 23%
The CEMAC Commission is facing a sharp financial crisis as member states fail to fully transfer the Community (…)
[Business in Cameroon] - 18/02/2026
Douala port targets full digitalization by September 2026
The Port Authority of Douala (PAD) plans a “total and effective” digitalization of its port platform by September (…)
[Business in Cameroon] - 17/02/2026
Delays in State Payments Push Nachtigal Dam Toward Financial Stress
Cameroon’s financial obligations tied to the Nachtigal hydroelectric dam are drawing concern. According to (…)
[Business in Cameroon] - 23/02/2026
Cameroon’s passport improves over 20 years, but mobility remains limited
Between 2006 and 2026, Cameroon’s passport recorded modest gains in the Henley Passport Index published by Henley (…)
[Cameroon Intelligence Report] - 16/02/2026
