From official sources at the Cameroonian Ministry of Finance, since the beginning of April 2026, the State of Cameroon now controls 83.68% of the capital of the local subsidiary of Société Générale by acquiring 58.08% held by the parent company, for a total amount of 129 billion CFA francs (approximately 230.5 million USD) all taxes…...
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