Cameroon Plans CFA600 Billion for Domestic Debt Payments in 2027, With Unpaid Bills Still Mounting
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Cameroon plans to allocate CFA600 billion to domestic debt payments in 2027, but it remains unclear how much of that money will go toward settling overdue bills owed to businesses and other creditors. Finance Minister Louis Paul Motaze announced the proposed allocation during a cabinet meeting in Yaoundé on October 27. “We have allocated CFA600 billion for this purpose,” Motaze said, referring to the government's domestic debt obligations. He did not specify how the funds would be divided between repayments of financial debt and the settlement of arrears owed to public and private creditors.…
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