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African women in agribusiness

Despite holding 60% of the world's arable land, African countries import almost USD 50 billion net of food each year. However, a growing population and a rising middle class represent a huge opportunity for the agribusiness and consumer market ...

Lafarge-Holcim will open a new cement plant with a production capacity of 500,000 tonnes

Investing in Central Africa " In terms of investment, I think Nomayos is the most important. When we go to Nomayos today, almost 200 people are working, some Chinese and many Cameroonians.Civil engineering is well advanced, a new crusher is on the site. In less than a year, Nomayos will be producing.“

2019, Lafarge-Holcim will open a new cement plant with a production capacity of 500,000 tonnes in Cameroon

This was said in an interview by Peter Damnon, former General Manager of Cameroon Cement Production (Cimencam), a local subsidiary of Lafarge, Holcim Group, who officially handed over his position to Benedict Galichet on 9 July 2018.

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Italy's investment in Cameroon grows Stadiums and Hotels

From hotels to stadiums: Italy's investments in Cameroon are growing

Hotel Kristal Douala built by plastic Italians It will be one of the most beautiful and luxurious hotels in Douala and will be the first five-star hotel in Cameroon.

The Kristal Palace will be built in Douala, the country's economic capital, will have 240 rooms and bear a double Italian signature: that of the Milan interior design studio Premoli Silva, which realised the project, and that of Tecno Spa, as general contractor.

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Cameroon: over 100 billion CFA Francs to build and rehabilitate water infrastructure in 13 cities

Yaoundè - Partly funded by Great Britain, the project will improve the supply of drinking water for at least 40,000 people.

Water mains will soon be built or rehabilitated in 13 cities across the country. Commercial support of USD 201 million (over FCFA 100 billion) related to it was signed some time ago between the British company Buy Water and the Cameroon Water Services Company (CAMWATER).

Camwater was established in December 2005 from the ashes of the National Water Company of Cameroon (Snec), Camwater, with hundreds of agents, has as its mission the research and monitoring of investments, asset management and control of the activities of the operating company responsible for project implementation.

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Africa Cup 2019 in Cameroon is built by the Piccini group

The Umbrian Piccini Group will build the new stadium and sports citadel in Yaoundé, the capital of Cameroon where the final phase of the African Cup of Nations will take place between the end of 2018 and the beginning of 2019. The agreement became operational thanks to the credit granted directly to the country ...

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From hotels to stadiums: Italy's investments in Cameroon are growing

Yaoundè - Partly funded by Great Britain, the project will improve the supply of drinking water for at least 40,000 people.