africanews | On June 19, the Court of Cassation in Paris ruled in favor of the Port of Douala (PAD) in its dispute with the French group Bolloré over container terminal concessions. The court overturned a previous decision by the Paris Chamber of Commerce, which had ordered the port to …
Read More »Cameroun : Procès à la CAF ce mardi et risque de suspension pour Samuel Eto’o !
Africa Top Sports | Alors qu’il n’en a pas encore fini avec les histoires qui l’opposent au ministère des Sports concernant la sélection nationale, Samuel Eto’o va devoir se défendre devant la Confédération africaine de football (Caf) concernant les affaires de favoritisme et de matchs truqués dont il est accusé …
Read More »Unregulated Chinese fishing threatens livelihoods in Cameroon | + video
DW News | Local fishers in Cameroon claim they are being pushed out of business by giant industrial trawlers who are illegally fishing in their waters. They say they face attacks when out at sea and officials are ignoring their plight. Chinese vessels are reported to be at the heart …
Read More »Cameroon Climbs the FIFA Ladder: Triumph Amidst Tensions for the Indomitable Lions
CameroonOnline | In the dynamic world of international football, African teams continue to showcase their prowess on the global stage. Recent updates to the FIFA World Rankings reveal significant movements among African nations, highlighting their ongoing contributions to the sport. Cameroon has climbed two spots to rank 49th globally. This …
Read More »Cameroon’s coffee supply chain to be digitised and made EUDR compliant
Tea & Coffee Trade Journal | Dimitra, a blockchain-based operating system for agricultural technology, and Arasco Food BV, an international food trading corporation, has announced a joint pilot project that will digitise, modernise and make compliant coffee supply chains in Cameroon. Led by Dimitra Europe GmbH, a subsidiary of Dimitra Incorporated, this …
Read More »Cameroon Allows Seizures of Livestock, Businesses, and More for Debt Recovery
Business in Cameroon | Since February 16, 2024, Cameroon and 16 other member states of the Organization for the Harmonization of Business Law in Africa (OHADA) have authorized seizures of livestock, business assets, electronic money holdings, movable property belonging to third parties, and negotiable debt securities. This decision follows the …
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