As a pillar of Cameroonian foreign trade and the main logistics hub of the Central African Economic and Monetary Community (CEMAC), the Port of Douala is going through an institutional crisis whose repercussions go beyond a simple contractual dispute. The conflict over the management of goods scanning, involving port authorities, central administrations, and private operators,...
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