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BUSINESSOct 1Cameroon govt announces payments as teachers strike continuesIn Cameroon, the start of the academic year for Universities, scheduled for October 5, may not take place. This is as a result of an indefinite strike launched by SYNES, the National Union of Higher Education Teachers. Teachers are demanding the payment of 16 billion CFA francs in academic bonuses, equivalent to nearly 24 million euros.France 24 [en]
BUSINESSSep 30Afreximbank commits €40m to boost Cameroon’s steel manufacturingBy Udeme Akpan, Energy Editor The African Export-Import Bank, Afreximbank, has extended a €40 million revolving working capital facility to Cameroonian metallurgical group, Prometal SA, to support its steel manufacturing operations and expansion.The facility, signed on September 28 at Afreximbank’s headquarters in Cairo, Egypt, will provide financing and guarantees for Prometal’s working capital needs and […] The post Afreximbank commits €40m to boost Cameroon’s steel manufacturing appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
BUSINESSSep 23Cameroon: how Louis-Paul Motaze is preparing the ground for an agreement with the IMFNouveau programme avec le FMI, emprunt obligataire, roadshow à Londres : Yaoundé cherche des financements sur tous les fronts. Mais les conditions posées par le Fonds restent loin d’être toutes remplies.Jeune Afrique
BUSINESSSep 17How the Ivorian Yeshi wants to accelerate in CameroonLe groupe Yeshi, connu pour sa filiale de matériaux de construction et de quincaillerie Bernabé, mise sur son expérience en Côte d’Ivoire, au Sénégal et au Gabon pour assurer son essor au Cameroun. Il parie sur le secteur automobile.Jeune Afrique
BUSINESSSep 16The method of Paul Kammogne Fokam, the Cameroonian who built the banking giant Afriland away from the spotlightFondateur d’Afriland First Bank, Paul Kammogne Fokam a bâti un empire bancaire en pariant sur l’épargne populaire. Portrait d’un pionnier discret, entre ambitions panafricaines et zones d’ombre.Jeune Afrique