A year and a half after the outbreak of the health crisis linked to the coronavirus, the Cameroonian banking sector is trying to revive itself by digitizing its services. Thus, the recent launch of remote banking operations without internet and without smartphone, associating banks and mobile telephone operators through a national electronic communications aggregation platform…...
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