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Cameroon–Digital Investment: Cybastion plans a $75m AI data centre and power plant in Cameroon, announced during the U.S.-Cameroon bilateral economic dialogue, as both sides highlight a wider $7bn investment pipeline. Youth & Skills: Cameroon handed over a CFAF 90m new facility for the Foumbot Multifunctional Youth Promotion Centre, aimed at training youths 15–35 for jobs and self-employment. Food & Forests: Congo Basin countries adopted the Yaoundé Declaration 2026, pushing agroecology and calling for at least 30% of food-system budgets to go toward agroecological approaches. Identity & Rights: Cameroon will restart a September birth registration drive for one million schoolchildren without certificates, using schools to secure declaratory court judgments. Governance & Finance: Banks showed weaker appetite for Cameroon’s short-term Treasury bills in July, with participation slipping below 20% amid higher rates elsewhere in CEMAC. Sports: André-Frank Zambo Anguissa retired from international football, ending a near-decade run with the Indomitable Lions.

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Aug. 31, 2026

Yango Group expands Great Place to Work certification to 17 countries in 2026

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Yango Group expands Great Place to Work certification to 17 countries

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Maryland science educator advances STEM teaching across Cameroon and the U.S.

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