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Economy

COPECO demands payment of Domestic debts

Asked by the press on the amount of this domestic debt, the president of Copéco indicated that the amount of the audited debt 2014-2016 is estimated at seventy-five billion CFA...
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Cameroon and Gabon in search of 42 billion FCFA in the BEAC market

As was already the case on August 5, 2020, the Cameroonian Treasury has entered the money market on August 12 with Gabon, also trying to raise 12 billion FCFA, through...
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Gabon’s South Tchibala 2H Oil wells out of service

According to the tanker, at the time of the shutdown, the well was producing roughly BOPD gross or 225 BOPD NRI at Vaalco before ceasing production. "It may not be...
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Equatorial Guinea’s National Bank given permission to operate in Cameroon

"The aforementioned authorization is granted to the company BANGE Bank Cameroon SA to practice in the banking sector, in strict compliance with the laws and regulations in force", specifies the...
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Congo puts to service new Tax payers file

According to him, the new NUI has the advantage of being secure compared to the first in that it carries a fingerprint, Iris and QR Code. This means that it...
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Digital culture in Cameroon: “17.8% of households use the internet” – MINPOSTEL

To date, MINPOSTEL indicated, “20,000 km of optical fiber have been laid across the country, with urban loops in the 58 departments. There are also four submarine cables installed to...
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CEMAC: Prices of exported commodities fall by 3.2%

According to the BEAC, the variation in the prices of basic products between January and March 2020 was marked by a cumulative decline in energy products (-10.3%) and non-energy products,...
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Equatorial Guinea Continues Proactive Industry Engagement to Support the Oil Sector

Equally important, the Minister received a letter from the industry regarding ongoing concerns over forex regulations imposed by the Bank of Central African States (BEAC). On this occasion, he insisted...
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Congo adopts Financial reforms for the next decade

According to the Minister Delegate in charge of the Budget, Ludovic Ngatsé, the global strategy for piloting the 2020-2029 public finance reforms reflects the government's will. "This dynamic of reforms,...
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35th Session of the Ministerial Council of UEAC ongoing in Yaounde today

This Council, which is held the day after the Inter-State Committee organized in Yaoundé on August 4, 2020, will allow the Ministers of Economy and Finance of CEMAC member States...
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Congo-Cameroon Optic fibre inter-connection works launched

The second phase of the Central Africa Backbone (Cab-Congo) project, of approximately 347km of fiber, was officially launched on August 8 in Ntam, a border town, by the Congolese Minister...
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Gabon presents COVID 19 recovery plan to IMF/ World Bank officials

At the end of the discussions, the consensual memorandum adopted by the African governors of the IMF and the World Bank highlighted an improvement in external aid and the effectiveness...
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Christophe Eken begins 4th term at Cameroon’s Chamber of Commerce, Mines, Industries and Craft

Economic operator, promoter of projects in the cassava processing sector, Christophe Eken thus begins his 4th consecutive mandate at the head of CCIMA after elections were held last month.
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Congo strengthens commitment to develop Digital Economy

"This strategy is reinforced by the decrees setting the terms of management of the fund for access and universal service of electronic communications and aims to offer the public throughout...
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