In Cameroon, in 2024, the State managed to contain the price of domestic gas thanks to a subsidy of 52.6 billion XAF (approximately 93 million USD), an increase of 10.1 billion XAF compared to the 42.5 billion XAF (75 million USD) spent in 2023. The announcement was made by the Minister of Trade, Luc Magloire…...
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Cameroon: in 2024, the State spent 93 million USD to stabilize the price of domestic gas
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