The Nkayi-based plant will produce over 6 million litres of ethanol annually using sugar refining by-products.
The platform aims to align Cameroon’s cocoa and coffee with international safety standards and boost global market competitiveness.
The government signs a global agreement targeting illegal fishing practices, giving local fishermen hope for stronger regulation of foreign trawlers.
The IFC’s investment will help First African Company expand production, enhance food security, and strengthen Cameroon’s local agribusiness sector.