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By the Beginning of March, the State Had Reached 60 Percent of Its Planned Foreign Currency Debt Limit for 2026.
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© (DR) According to education economist Olivier Ze Nchoutnsu, spending on debt servicing will far exceed the combined budgets of the main ministries responsible for training and mentoring young people in Cameroon. In an economic context marked by severe budgetary constraints, the issue of public debt continues to fuel debate in Cameroon. According to education economist Olivier Ze Nchoutnsu, the budgetary projections for the year 2026 reveal a w…
·Cameroon
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The state's planned foreign currency debt framework for 2026 is running out.
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