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Cameroon’s Oil Production on Declining Trend

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Kingsley Kobo

Kingsley Kobo is an expert on Francophone West and Central Africa, with over 15 years' experience covering business, finance, politics, tech, and more across both regions.
  • Cameroon’s oil production is projected to decline further in 2024
  • The country has experienced an 11.4% cumulative drop since 2020

Cameroon’s crude oil production is anticipated to continue its decline in 2024, according to projections by the Bank of Central African States (BEAC), the regional financial regulator.

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