The Office des Changes is investigating Luc Gérard Nyafé over CMT's failure to repatriate 2023 income from Glencore, its main client.
An employee of the private US security company was briefly arrested and interrogated by the police, with the involvement of Russian paramilitaries, in the Central African capital.
The European Union intends to use Cameroon's Promote trade fair later this month to showcase its commercial ambitions.
The US-Canadian mining magnate is to meet with Liberia's new president. The main topic of discussion will be access to the railway linking the Nimba mining area to the port of Buchanan. But ArcelorMittal remains eager to retain the monopoly it has on that strategic route.
Mountakha Bassirou Mbacké, the head of Senegal's powerful Muslim Mouride brotherhood, and his inner circle are trying to ease political tensions sparked by the abrupt postponement of the presidential election, initially scheduled for this month.
The president of the Economic Community of West African States Commission, Omar Touray, has adopted a tough stance following the announcement by the Senegalese leader Macky Sall on 3 February that his country's presidential election was being postponed.
Dozens of the president's supporters reckon they merit government posts, far more than the number available. Only the most powerful are likely to prevail.
The government has for the past two decades been racking up debts to its contractors. The situation has now become untenable and must be addressed if Kenya is to benefit from the next tranche of IMF aid.
With the help of his ever-loyal head of internal intelligence, the Angolan president has embarked on a restructuring of the intelligence services and extended the powers of the SISM.
France is overseeing a series of wide-ranging consultations in an attempt to find a way out of Libya's political logjam. The aim of these inter-Libyan talks is to relaunch the organisation of elections.
