Radio & Tv
Kalak FM with Makebe Gertrude
Our Founder Henri Kouam was at #Kalak FM with Makebe Gertrude to advocate for free trade, lower tariffs, and non-tariff barriers
13/04/24
Cameroon will host the 14th WTO Ministerial in 2026
Cameroon will host the 14th WTO Ministerial in 2026. Amid U.S. tariffs, global trade faces slowdown and inflation, while WTO’s effectiveness weakens. As nations turn inward, Cameroon must combine free trade with “Made in Cameroon,” through reforms, tax relief for new firms, AfCFTA acceleration, and improved trade infrastructure.
10/06/25
Under CEPI’s “Let’s Work Initiative,” 3,000 youths are being empowered
Under CEPI’s “Let’s Work Initiative,” 3,000 youths are being empowered with practical skills in CV and cover letter writing, digital tools, microlearning, and networking. The program prepares future professionals—accountants, marketers, and software developers—to go beyond university training and become effective contributors to tomorrow’s workforce
06/06/25
On #CEMAC Day
On #CEMAC Day, CEPI’s founder Henri Kouam and ECA Economist Adamou Coulibaly shared insights on CRTV, urging economic diversification, improved regional roads, ICT-focused education, and digital infrastructure investment to enhance trade competitiveness and lower transaction costs across Central Africa. Narration by Mrs. Clarisse Takang Eyong.
01/04/25
The “made in Cameroon initiative”
The “made in Cameroon initiative” aims to boost local manufacturing, drive self-resilience, and support import substitution. Our founder henri Kouam, highlights key challenges: improving consumer access to local products and empowering entrepreneurs to leverage tech for cost efficiency. To succeed, the initiative must enhance product quality and competitiveness to meet global standards while strengthening legal framework to protect local manufactures intellectual property.
21/02/25
CEPI recommends defining clear ministerial roles
CEPI recommends defining clear ministerial roles, integrating climate reporting in budgets, and promotin g free trade to boost growth and jobs. The private sector is key to financing climate projects like green parks and solar farms, but requires a supportive environment to operate effectively, ensuring successful adaptation and mitigation strategies.
23/01/25
On October 25, 2024, CEPI presented its flagship report
On October 25, 2024, CEPI presented its flagship report on the economic impact of AfCFTA and the EPA on Cameroon, highlighting benefits like GDP growth, increased investment, and lower food prices. Special thanks to Atlas Network for sponsoring the report and supporting the event.