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Business in Cameroon
businessincameroon.com > construction > 1009-16715-cameroon-faces-cfa53-5-billion-olembe-stadium-bill-after-losing-piccini-arbitration

Cameroon Faces CFA53.5 Billion Olemb?? Stadium Bill After Losing Piccini Arbitration

3+ day, 2+ hour ago   (750+ words) Cameroon faces a bill of about CFA53.46 billion before interest after an international arbitration tribunal ruled in favor of Italian contractor Gruppo Officine Piccini in the long-running dispute over the Olembé sports complex. The tribunal, constituted under the International Centre for…...

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businessincameroon.com > public-management > 1009-16714-cameroon-public-investment-shrinks-0-2-in-2025-after-18-8-growth-in-2024

Cameroon Public Investment Shrinks 0.2% in 2025 After 18.8% Growth in 2024

3+ day, 2+ hour ago   (369+ words) Private investment accelerated in Cameroon in 2025 even as public investment contracted, with stronger spending by businesses helping sustain investment growth amid a sharp slowdown from the previous year. According to the INS, the weaker performance reflected “a slight 0.2% contraction in…...

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businessincameroon.com > public-management > 0909-16710-cameroon-puts-disputed-djeuga-palace-site-up-for-auction-at-cfa5-5-billion

Cameroon Puts Disputed Djeuga Palace Site Up for Auction at CFA5.5 Billion

3+ day, 18+ hour ago   (625+ words) Cameroon has put the disputed property occupied by Société hôtelière Djeuga Palace in Douala up for auction, with bidding set to start at CFA5.5 billion on October 9, 2026. Cabinet Conseil Atou, acting on behalf of the Cameroonian state, scheduled the sale of…...

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businessincameroon.com > construction > 0909-16709-cameroon-parliament-advances-plans-for-mps-hotel-expansion

Cameroon Parliament Advances Plans for MPs??? Hotel Expansion

3+ day, 20+ hour ago   (470+ words) Cameroon’s National Assembly has established a committee to develop plans for the expansion and modernization of the Hôtel des Députés in Yaoundé. The preliminary proposal calls for a four-star building of about 12 levels with between 150 and 180 rooms. National Assembly Speaker…...

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businessincameroon.com > mining > 0909-16708-aeternum-targets-control-of-cameroon-s-nkamouna-cobalt-project-with-conditional-10-million-investment

Aeternum Targets Control of Cameroon???s Nkamouna Cobalt Project With Conditional $10 Million Investment

4+ day, 32+ min ago   (838+ words) Aeternum plans to invest $10 million, or about CFA5.45 billion, in American Renaissance Minerals (ARM) for a controlling 50.1% stake, but the deal hinges largely on ARM securing a new mining permit for Cameroon’s Nkamouna cobalt, nickel and manganese deposit. Beyond the mining…...

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businessincameroon.com > taxation > 0909-16707-cameroon-s-phone-customs-reform-quadruples-revenue-in-five-months

Cameroon???s Phone Customs Reform Quadruples Revenue in Five Months

4+ day, 1+ hour ago   (478+ words) Cameroon collected more than CFA1.8 billion in customs duties and taxes on imported mobile phones between April 1 and early September 2026. This is more than four times the roughly CFA400 million collected over the comparable period a year earlier. The increase follows the…...

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businessincameroon.com > cooperation > 0809-16704-cameroon-plans-december-uk-business-mission-for-capital-technology

Cameroon Plans December UK Business Mission for Capital, Technology

4+ day, 18+ hour ago   (472+ words) The initiative is expected to bring together Cameroonian companies, business associations, economic interest groups and public institutions with projects that could attract British partners. The ministry said the mission will seek financing, technology, expertise and commercial or industrial partnerships as…...

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businessincameroon.com > public-management > 0809-16698-cameroon-cuts-urban-land-survey-fees-48-but-costs-remain-nearly-four-times-2023-level

Cameroon Cuts Urban Land Survey Fees 48%, but Costs Remain Nearly Four Times 2023 Level

5+ day, 7+ hour ago   (688+ words) Cameroon has cut the regulated cost of surveying a three-hectare urban plot by 48.1% to CFA675,000 in 2026, partially reversing a steep increase that the government acknowledges had made land formalization prohibitively expensive for some applicants. The 2026 Finance Law reduced the fee for…...

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businessincameroon.com > public-management > 0709-16686-douala-grand-mall-dispute-craft-development-s-case-against-actis-hinges-on-cfa170-million-court-guarantee

Douala Grand Mall Dispute: Craft Development???s Case Against Actis Hinges on CFA170 Million Court Guarantee

6+ day, 3+ hour ago   (908+ words) A legal battle over the development of the Douala Grand Mall has pitted Cameroonian real estate company Craft Development SCI against Actis and five entities linked to the investment group in the British courts since 2022. The immediate question, however, is…...

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businessincameroon.com > energy > 0709-16688-cameroon-adds-764-mw-of-power-capacity-but-remains-far-short-of-its-target

Cameroon Adds 764 MW of Power Capacity but Remains Far Short of Its Target

6+ day, 2+ hour ago   (748+ words) Cameroon increased its installed electricity generation capacity by 50.4% in five years to an estimated 2,280 MW at the end of 2025, but the country remains 1,220 MW short of the government’s interim target as structural supply, grid and financial constraints persist. Installed capacity…...