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20 Sept 2023

Central African digital payments ecosystem gets a boost

A new partnership is expected to have a substantial impact on digital payments in Cameroon, Chad, Central African Republic, Congo, Gabon, and Equatorial Guinea.
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21 Nov 2022

Bank of Central African States cautions against cryptocurrency investment

BEAC Governor underlines organisation’s stance following extraordinary meeting of the Bank’s monetary policy committee.
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Equatorial Guinea faces internet shutdown over unsettled bills

Country’s Vice President has warned that issues with the transaction could impact connectivity.
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25 Jul 2022

Bank of Central African States urged to move on CBDC adoption

Outcome of an extraordinary meeting hosted by the financial regulator.
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9 May 2022

CAR’s crypto adoption upsets regional bloc’s monetary accord

Bank of Central African States issues point of order to CAR.
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Cameroon, CAR seal deal for fibre optic interconnection

The latest MoU forms part of the broader Central African Backbone (CAB) project.
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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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10 Nov 2021

Free roaming now official in central Africa

Member states of the Central African Economic and Monetary Community pen bilateral agreements.
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2 Nov 2021

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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5 Feb 2021

Cameroon govt says cryptocurrencies being used to fund terrorism

Ministry of Finance report highlights lack of a legal framework on the digital currency and anonymity of users as key risks.
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3 Nov 2020

Central African MNOs warned to stop deducting airtime as payment

Bank of Central African States emphasises that subscriber airtime can only be deducted for communications and data subscription.
 
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