- Over 2 trillion CFA lost annually to fuel imports across CEMAC bloc
- Domestic production of bitumen, lubricants and fertilisers seen as key to resilience
Yaoundé, Cameroon – The governor of the Bank of Central African States has called for immediate investment in local fuel refining, warning that CEMAC countries are haemorrhaging more than 2 trillion francs CFA ($3.3 billion) annually due to reliance on imported fuel.
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