West Africa: How Cameroon's Contested Elections Affected Border Communities in Nigeria, CAR, Chad

[AllAfrica - Africa] - 28/01/2026

[Premium Times] Post-election 'ghost town' protests disrupted trade, revealing neighbouring countries' economic reliance on stability in Cameroon.

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State Authorises FCFA 1650 billion Domestic and External Borrowing to Fund Projects, Clear Outstanding Bills

The President of the Republic has signed a decree authorising the Minister of Finance to raise FCFA 1,650 billion (…)

[Business in Cameroon] - 22/01/2026

Trade Minister Assures Consumers of Steady Salt Supply, as 50 000 Tonnes Due Despite Global Shipping Strains

Cameroon’s refined salt market will avoid shortages in the coming weeks as two large shipments totalling 50,000 (…)

[Business in Cameroon] - 27/01/2026

Cameroon fertilizer imports rise to CFA44.4bn in H1 2025 despite local plans

Cameroon’s fertilizer imports reached CFA44.4 billion in the first half of 2025, up from CFA40.2 billion over the (…)

[Business in Cameroon] - 23/01/2026

Cameroon power sector lost CFA4.65bn from prepaid tariff gap in 2024

The Electricity Sector Regulatory Agency (Arsel) estimates that Cameroon’s power system lost CFA4.65 billion in (…)

[Business in Cameroon] - 22/01/2026

Water deficit cuts output at Nachtigal, Songloulou and Memve’ele

Cameroon’s power system has sufficient installed capacity on paper to meet demand. Speaking to business leaders in (…)

[Business in Cameroon] - 28/01/2026