August 21, 2026
To Cite: Kouam, H. & Azampo, J. B. (2026). Africa Minerals Export Control: Lessons From Indonesia, Cameroon Economic Policy Institute (CEPI), Henri Kouam Foundation.
August 5, 2026
Introduction By Presidential decree, on May 04 2026, ENEO was re-nationalised and renamed Cameroon Electricity Corporation (‘SOCADEL’ from the French name). In this operation, the government […]
July 21, 2026
Introduction Cameroon has a nascent natural gas sector that has developed mostly with the help of foreign expertise. Natural gas is a strategic resource, with proven […]
July 20, 2026
Introduction Cameroon’s agricultural sector employs nearly 43% of the population and contributes approximately 20% of the national GDP, yet less than 10% of agricultural exports are processed locally […]
June 26, 2026
Introduction The Cameroon National Shippers Council (CNCC) has suspended, until further notice, the Electronic Cargo Tracking Note (ECTN) on the Douala-N’Djamena and Douala-Bangui corridors, a measure […]
June 9, 2026
Introduction Cameroon’s government now mandates commercial bakeries to blend 4% to 5% cassava flour into wheat bread to reduce reliance on imported wheat and promote domestic agriculture […]
June 9, 2026
Introduction Cassava is one of the most important and widely eaten foods across Cameroon. It can also be transformed into flour that can be used to […]
June 6, 2026
‘”Cassava is the Second Most Consumed Food in Cameroon and the Most Important Source of Carbohydrate in Africa”. Introduction Cassava is one of the most consumed […]
June 6, 2026
‘Cameroon’s Electricity Provider Needs to become More Transparent, Accountable.’ Introduction Should the government run and manage electricity grids? It’s a question that depends on whether the […]