AFSIC – Investing in Africa, Africa’s Investment event, is only three months away and will take place7th-9th October 2024 in London. With superb support from a wide array of excellent sponsors AFSIC2024 promises to be bigger and better with over 1400 delegates expected. This is an unmissableopportunity to attend any or all of the below...

AFSIC – Investing in Africa 2024 is not just an event—it’s a pivotal opportunity to connect with Africa-focused institutional investors. This year, we are thrilled to introduce our newly updated African Investments Dashboard, a cutting-edge digital platform designed to streamline and enhance your capital-raising efforts. Our business model at AFSIC – Investing in Africa 2024...

The cargo loaded this Friday under the supervision of the Minister of Commerce from the port of Douala-Bonabéri, thus constitutes the first export from Cameroon under this project. It will benefit, as such, from the preferential customs tariff of the African Continental Free Trade Area. A ship loaded with 100 tons of aluminum ingots left...

After three months of activity in 2024, according to the latest Sectoral Economic Outlook Note from the Ministry of the Economy, the consolidated production of extractive activities recorded a decrease of 4.5%, quarter-on-quarter. A poor performance resulting from the fall in manganese production over the period under study. This is all the more so since...

Ambassadors from the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS) accredited to the United States of America, met recently to fine tune their strategies, in order to give ECCAS more visibility in the United States of America. It was also an occasion for a congratulatory message to be addressed to Cameroon’s Head of State, President...

 AFSIC – Investing in Africa is wholly focused on accelerating Africa’s economic emergence by matching investment opportunities in Africa transforming Africa’s business, trade and investment environment sustainably growing Africa’s economy and increasing African incomes in all business sectors at a continental scale. AFSIC – Investing in Africa aims to partner with companies that align on...

Trade in goods and services between the UK and Cameroon is currently valued at £911 million. The UK stands as one of the principal investors in Cameroon, presenting abundant opportunities across various sectors such as infrastructure, renewable energy, natural resources, and tourism. With the Economic partnership agreement between the UK and Cameroon in full force,...

Arise Integrated Industrial Platforms (Arise IIP), a subsidiary of the pan-African Arise group, has revealed its plan to develop a 500 hectare industrial and logistics zone on the banks of the Dibamba River in Missole I, near Douala, the economic capital of Cameroon . This project, unveiled during a meeting to launch the information and...

Gabon is taking a decisive step in controlling its energy resources with the finalization of the acquisition of Assala Energy by the Gabon Oil Company (GOC), according to an announcement from the Carlyle group on June 21. The transaction, which ends months of negotiations and international rivalries, underlines the country’s commitment to strengthening its control...