Gulfcam entrusts former Camship executive Bernard André Ndengue with developing its coastal shipping

Author: Investir au Cameroun PublicationPublished on: October 28, 2026Country: Cameroon
Business & Economy
Gulfcam entrusts former Camship executive Bernard André Ndengue with developing its coastal shipping

Gulfcam SAS has appointed Bernard André Ndengue as managing director, tasking him with developing Camship, its container shipping service between the ports of Kribi and Douala. Introduced at the company’s Douala headquarters on October 27, 2026, he will take up the role on November 1, succeeding Albert Roger Boum, whose resignation took effect on October 6. Gulfcam also named Georges Njoya adviser to the chairman of the board, responsible for maritime affairs. An AFD report published in February 1999 identified Ndengue as executive director of Cameroon Shipping Lines (Camship) in the late 1990s.

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