Has Poor Governance Become a Profitable Investment in Cameroon?

Author: Toto JacquesPublished on: November 2, 2026Country: Cameroon
Crime & LawPolitics
Has Poor Governance Become a Profitable Investment in Cameroon?

On October 5, 2026, an enforcement judge in Paris rejected the Cameroonian state’s requests to overturn the case and upheld the seizure of 11.7 billion CFA francs (€17.8 million) in Cameroonian assets held in France. The ruling marks another legal setback for Yaoundé and raises questions about who benefits from the state’s financial losses. The dispute dates back to a November 14, 2001, lease contract between the state and Projet Pilote Garoubé (PPG) for the operation of a ranch and agro-activities.

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