Financing/AfDB: Cameroon risks losing 292 billion FCFA, including 207 billion for the Ngoura-Yokadouma road

Author: Investir au Cameroun PublicationPublished on: July 15, 2026Country: Cameroon

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Financing/AfDB: Cameroon risks losing 292 billion FCFA, including 207 billion for the Ngoura-Yokadouma road

Cameroon risks losing nearly 292 billion FCFA in financing already approved by the African Development Bank (AfDB) due to lack of signed agreements or effective disbursement. Seven operations totaling 373,419 million UA (about 292 billion FCFA) are at risk of cancellation. The Ngoura-Yokadouma road project alone accounts for 207 billion FCFA.

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