Kyé-Ossi: CNCC plans a 10-hectare living center for transporters in 2027

Author: Investir au Cameroun PublicationPublished on: September 8, 2026Country: Cameroon

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Kyé-Ossi: CNCC plans a 10-hectare living center for transporters in 2027

The National Council of Cargo Owners of Cameroon (CNCC) plans to build a 10-hectare living center in Kyé-Ossi for transporters and cross-border trade actors. Director General Auguste Mbappé Penda stated that funding will be included in the 2027 budget, although the investment amount has not been specified. The center will feature secure parking, accommodation, and dining facilities, aimed at reducing chaotic truck parking and accident risks.

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