CAMEROOUN FULFILLING IS POTENTIAL
Oil, diamonds, iron and now bauxite are likely to spark a small industrial revolution in the country.
In a groundbreaking new role, the president travels abroad to meet his counterparts and their countries’ investors in order to strengthen strategic trade relationships.
Thermal power plants and hydroelectric dams will usher in a new era of cheaper electricity.
Additional rolling stock, higher capacity and a bigger network are breathing new life into railways.
With senators at last taking their seats, a globetrotting president vaunting his country’s opportunities to foreign investors, and major telecommunications, mining, energy and transport projects moving forward, are the dynamics of emergence sweeping Cameroon?
Women are increasingly present in political parties, elected positions and government service a sign of democracy and a factor of development.
Fulfilling a pledge the president made in 2012, the upper chamber becomes a reality in May.
The arrival of new operators in the country, a real revolution, has led to faster, cheaper communication.