Central Africa: After 20 years of delay, CEMAC shifts to 100% digital census

Author: camer.bePublished on: April 26, 2026Country: Cameroon

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Central Africa: After 20 years of delay, CEMAC shifts to 100% digital census

CEMAC has decided to conduct a fully digital census after two decades of delay. This initiative aims to modernize data collection and improve resource management among member states. The shift to digital is seen as a way to optimize administrative processes and enhance transparency in the region.

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