(Business in Cameroon) - The investment conditions in Cameroon are described by the following links:
The World Bank and IMF appraise the Cameroonian economy
CEMAC: investing for growth
Code général des Impots
High–quality human resources
Access to property law
Main fiscal parameters
Code des investissements (french)
Companies of the OHADA system learning about international accounting standards
The development of Africa facing the energy gap
Telecoms : clarification of the Cameroonian market
Africa wants to talk about ethics
OHADA: Legal facility to aid African countries victims of the vulture funds
Minority shareholder rights
CIG towards LLC in the OHADA right
Working environment: negotiation first and foremost
OHADA applied to the courts
Fertilizer factory
Cameroon: a new agricultural bank on the pipeline
Coffee: "Cameroon plans to triple production”
An agricultural country above all
Investments in accommodations
Tourism: the new start
Perenco estimates its oil reserves at 5.3 mln barrels in the Rio Del Rey basin
Cameroun : Murphy Oil devient opérateur sur Ntem
The Kribi gas power plant
Buzzichelli Morocco positions itself in Cameroon
Cameroon: Mysterious diamond deposit
Code gazier (french)
Code petrolier (french)
Important reserves of oil and gas
Code minier (french)
Mineral resources with high potential
The new COSUMAF Regulation is favorable to foreign investors
Cameroon: four new African Banks
African banks interested in taking over the Commercial Bank of Cameroon
Cameroon in the era of the popularization of leasing
Douala Stock Exchange scores points
Banking sector
The awakening of the Cameroon banking sector: is it possible?
A very vivid network of SMEs, which begins to be taken into account
Business Services sufficiently diversified
Morocco tops the list as Cameroon’s leading African supplier in 2022
Undersea cable issues disrupt internet in Cameroon and beyond
Fifteen firms capture 40% of Cameroon’s market revenue in 2022
Cameroon: New transport fare hike to fuel inflation in 2024
Central African appointed as the new governor of Beac amid regional challenges
Morocco's Cimaf to triple cement production in Cameroon by March 2024
Eneo Seeks CFA18bn from govt to tackle power cuts
Cameroon waives import duty on 190,000 tons of rice from India to combat rising prices
Cameroon’s Minister of Energy asks for patience over power cuts until March 2024
OCP Africa renews commitment to Cameroon’s agricultural sector
Banki market inauguration marks new era in Nigeria-Cameroon border trade
Cameroon implements new electricity price hike to achieve financial balance
Cemac: Beac rejects cryptocurrency regulation amid fintech demands