Energy: Minister Eloundou Essomba commits state to provide 10 MW to Acero Metal for 1,200 jobs

Author: camer.bePublished on: July 9, 2026Country: Cameroon

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Energy: Minister Eloundou Essomba commits state to provide 10 MW to Acero Metal for 1,200 jobs

Cameroon's Energy Minister Eloundou Essomba commits the state to supplying 10 MW of electricity to Acero Metal. This move aims to create 1,200 jobs. The state ensures energy supply to support the metallurgical industry.

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