Out of a total debt of 800 billion CFA francs (1.4 billion USD) by the end of 2024, up by 100 billion CFA francs (177 million USD) compared to the 700 billion CFA francs (1.2 billion USD), Eneo Cameroon owes 500 billion CFA francs (885 million USD) to its suppliers. This debt to suppliers was…...
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