Camtel adopts $5.2m budget for 2025
The telco says the budget represents its intention to upgrade infrastructure, improve the quality of its service, and consolidate its position in the market.
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Cameroonian agri-tech relies on insects to produce consumer products
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.
1:30
MTN Group CEO announces huge Cameroon investments
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.
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Flaws in Cameroon’s data protection bill spark concerns
The bill has come under fire as digital rights groups and advocates want certain shortcomings to be addressed.
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Cameroon honours 10 top agritech startups
The winners will each receive cash prizes of up to $66 640, as well as technical support in the implementation of their business plans.
1:30
Cameroon moves to safeguard personal data
Parliament is considering a Bill to tighten data security in the country and establish a Personal Data Protection Authority.
1:10
Campost, FindMe partner to deliver mails in Cameroon
The two signed a partnership deal in the capital, Yaounde, which will allow Campost to use FindMe's technologies to improve operational efficiency.
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Cameroon: MTN, Orange, Camtel networks under ministerial scrutiny
Minister Minette Libom Li Likeng wants to assess the level of implementation of commitments taken by the mobile operators and compliance with recommendations given by government.
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Cameroon seeks to be Africa’s digital stats hub
The country is keen on cementing its digital statistics system as it eyes Vision 2035.
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Cameroon’s AgricFresh wins Camtel’s Blue Tech Challenge
All winners will be handed gadgets, mentorship/training, cash prizes, and national recognition during Camtel's 25th anniversary celebrations.
1:30
Cameroon’s pension fund downplays ransomware attack
The pension fund says hackers used alarmist tactics to create the impression they had hacked the entire system.
1:20
Camtel denounces sabotage of its optical fibre
Camtel's optic fibre network has been interrupted 17 times since September due to vandalism.
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Cameroon races to fix a payroll glitch
The government is rushing to resolve this issue and pay supplemental salary by October 1, 2024.