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Cameroon
Port of Douala seeks its independence

Without waiting for the outcome of its legal action against Bolloré, the Port autonome de Douala has hunkered down and is running operations itself. [...]

Published on 08/01/2020 at 04:30 GMT

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Adélaïde Ngalle-Miano
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Douala International Terminal
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As it battles with Bolloré, the Autonomous Port of Douala is on a hunt for investors

A delegation from the Autonomous Port of Douala (PAD), the company which owns the country's biggest port in Douala, travelled to Paris at the beginning of July to meet with the French business community hoping to find financing for expansion works.

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Business 15.07.2021

Cameroon
Adélaïde Ngalle-Miano, the shadow queen of Douala port

A behind-the-scenes adviser to the director of Douala port, the Cameroonian businesswoman is the driving force behind the independent authority set up to take over from Bolloré.

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Business 25.01.2021

Cameroonian businesswoman Adélaïde Ngalle-Miano.

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Port of Douala: business goes on as normal at container terminal despite arbitration ruling

A 10 November arbitration ruling in favour of the former operators of the port of Douala's container terminal has had no effect on opeations at the site. Now under the control of the port authority, which has taken over the installations previously run by Bolloré and APMT, the terminal is generating a healthy revenue stream.

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Business 26.11.2020

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Edéa-Kribi line study could give Bolloré another headache

The World Bank plans to hire a consultant to study various public-private partnership setups for the construction of the railway [...]

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Anglophone crisis plays into hands of government hardliners

The sudden flaring up in less than a fortnight of the latent security crisis in the north-west and south-west (‘No/So') anglophone regions, together with tensions generated by the 9 February elections, has upset the delicate balance achieved by President Paul [.

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Cameroon
A bridge too hard? Yaoundé challenges Vinci subsidiaries' multi-million claim

Sogea Satom and Soletanche Bachy, which built Douala's second bridge over the river Wouri, mounted arbitration proceedings against Cameroon, claiming it downplayed the project's technical challenges.

Subscribers only Infrastructure 20.01.2020

Cameroon
Port autonome de Douala to do without concession holder

As anticipated by the West Africa Newsletter (WAN 812), the [...]

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Business 04.12.2019

Cameroon
Two contenders in running for Douala container terminal

On 17 September, the Port autonome de Douala will announce who is taking over the Douala container terminal concession. After failing to get shortlisted, Bollore is battling to stay in the running.

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Business 11.09.2019

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Multinationals slug it out over container terminal at docks of Douala

The standoff that began last year between the giants of maritime logistics which are in the running for the Douala container terminal concession has entered a critical phase. Currently held by Bollore and Moller-Maersk, the contract is up for renewal [.

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Business 28.08.2019

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Senegal
Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

Botswana, South Africa
From Gaborone to Antwerp, is De Beers's empire on the rocks?

Cameroon
Port of Douala seeks its independence

Cameroon
As it battles with Bolloré, the Autonomous Port of Douala is on a hunt for investors

Cameroon
Adélaïde Ngalle-Miano, the shadow queen of Douala port

Cameroon
Port of Douala: business goes on as normal at container terminal despite arbitration ruling

Cameroon
Edéa-Kribi line study could give Bolloré another headache

Spotlight | Cameroon
Anglophone crisis plays into hands of government hardliners

Cameroon
A bridge too hard? Yaoundé challenges Vinci subsidiaries' multi-million claim

Cameroon
Port autonome de Douala to do without concession holder

Cameroon
Two contenders in running for Douala container terminal

Spotlight | Cameroon
Multinationals slug it out over container terminal at docks of Douala