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Business in Cameroon

Investir au Cameroun, le site et le magazine sur l'économie, l'investissement, la gestion publique, les télécoms et l'agriculture du Cameroun

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Business in Cameroon
businessincameroon.com > energy > 1009-16717-sonara-loses-final-uk-appeal-over-cfa42-8-billion-sahara-energy-claim

Sonara Loses Final UK Appeal Over CFA42.8 Billion Sahara Energy Claim

3+ day, 22+ hour ago   (806+ words) Three categories of claims remained unresolved: additional interest tied to Sahara’s financing costs...its banks, foreign-exchange losses, and bank penalties associated with letters of credit used to finance...

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businessincameroon.com > public-management > 0709-16686-douala-grand-mall-dispute-craft-development-s-case-against-actis-hinges-on-cfa170-million-court-guarantee

Douala Grand Mall Dispute: Craft Development???s Case Against Actis Hinges on CFA170 Million Court Guarantee

1+ week, 48+ min ago   (908+ words) A legal battle over the development of the Douala Grand Mall has pitted Cameroonian real estate company Craft Development SCI against Actis and five entities linked to the investment group in the British courts since 2022. The immediate question, however, is…...

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businessincameroon.com > public-management > 1409-16738-cameroon-s-660-000-presidential-helicopter-payment-caught-in-qatar-liquidation

Cameroon???s $660,000 Presidential Helicopter Payment Caught in Qatar Liquidation

3+ hour, 35+ min ago   (991+ words) Cameroon is trying to recover $660,000 about CFA355 million allegedly paid in 2018 to complete repairs on a helicopter intended for the president, but its attempt to reclaim the money from the liquidation of a Qatari company has yet to clear a key…...

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