Cameroon: users mobilise online campaign against new mobile money tax
New law means consumers will have to pay 0.2% of the amount transferred or withdrawn.
Amindeh Blaise Atabong
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Cameroon: government warns consumers over suspicious 5G service claims
Posts and Telecommunications Ministry issues a statement following recent claims by NGOs of successful 5G trials and service availability.
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Cameroon leans on South Korean alliance to boost e-govt
Central African country will be assisted by the Korean International Cooperation Agency to roll out digital centres, smart campuses to digitise official data systems.
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Cameroon’s ZitoFinancial targets early growth via potential 40% rural market
Fintech firm leverages key industry partnership to avail multiple solutions across a single interface.
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Cameroon tackles cryptocurrency to address chaotic market
Authorities are said to be keen to have a clear, operational and strategic understanding of cryptocurrency operations.
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Cameroon, Chad strengthen fibre bond
Countries have inked new agreement in anticipation of more operators entering markets.
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Free roaming now official in central Africa
Member states of the Central African Economic and Monetary Community pen bilateral agreements.
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Cameroon bolsters e-commerce with new international deal
Three year agreement penned between Cameroon Customs, KwikPay and Bollmore Transport & Logistics.
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Cameroon, Gabon stand out in the mobile money pack
Bank of Central African States (BEAC) cited a report on the state of electronic payment services in Central African Economic and Monetary Community.
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Cameroon’s start-ups urged to leverage national payment gateway
Government says the platform offers clear, decisive opportunity.
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US-based Kappa Pay raises US$2.1m to bolster Africa presence
Company aims to revolutionise P2P money transfer market.
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Cameroon mobilises software to curb fraud frenzy
Doc Authentic rolled out by National Agency for Information and Communication Technologies (ANTIC).
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Google earmarks US$3m to boost black-owned African start-ups
Fifty fledgling businesses selected from nine countries have access to the non-equity fund.