Cameroon leans on tech to intensify non-tax revenue collection

The company has prioritised promoting closer collaboration among financial institutions and enhancing digital payment infrastructure.

The mobility platform now intended to expand to the country's third largest city in the first quarter of the year.

Camtel plans to tackle frequent network problems by expanding its technical personnel and embracing emerging technologies.

The country is advocating for extensive adoption of technology by transport companies by April 2025.

The rollout is intended to provide African businesses, start-ups, and research institutions with high-performance computing resources for AI applications.

Wanda Matandela, the newly appointed CEO of MTN Cameroon, began his first visit to the West African country this week.

The country's regulatory bodies recently examined real use cases for AI in optimising decision-making processes in the public sector.

The project aims to promote e-governance and build the capacity of public officials, while also establishing the conditions for the modernisation of the public sector.

The telco says the budget represents its intention to upgrade infrastructure, improve the quality of its service, and consolidate its position in the market.

The company says it uses bees at the heart of the food chain in order to provide people with sustainable consumer products that are 100% natural.

MTN Group committed to significant investments of $100 million (62.4 billion XAF) in 2025 and $300 million (187.2 billion XAF) over the next three years.

The bill has come under fire as digital rights groups and advocates want certain shortcomings to be addressed.