The Cameroonian government has successfully settled a salary debt totaling 35.75 billion CFA francs owed to employees of the Cameroon Development Corporation (CDC) with the support of Société Générale, CCA-Bank, and AFG-Bank. Finance Minister Louis Paul Motaze announced that this payment was completed on September 18, 2025.

The payment was structured into two tranches and facilitated through the sale of receivables, in accordance with the guidelines outlined in Finance Law. This financial relief benefits nearly 20,000 CDC workers, bringing an end to years of uncertainty.

In June 2024, the government had already disbursed 20 billion CFA francs as the first part of the repayment plan, while the remaining 15 billion CFA francs were scheduled for 2025. C

The Cameroonian government has successfully settled a salary debt totaling 35.75 billion CFA francs owed to employees of the Cameroon Development Corporation (CDC) with the support of Société Générale, CCA-Bank, and AFG-Bank. Finance Minister Louis Paul Motaze announced that this payment was completed on September 18, 2025.

The payment was structured into two tranches and facilitated through the sale of receivables, in accordance with the guidelines outlined in Finance Law. This financial relief benefits nearly 20,000 CDC workers, bringing an end to years of uncertainty.

In June 2024, the government had already disbursed 20 billion CFA francs as the first part of the repayment plan, while the remaining 15 billion CFA francs were scheduled for 2025. CDC, which specializes in disease control and prevention, experienced significant losses due to separatist attacks from 2018 to 2021.

Furthermore, in 2024, the state canceled 24 billion CFA francs in social security contributions, which helped the CDC achieve a positive net result of 45.4 billion CFA francs that year.

DC, which specializes in disease control and prevention, experienced significant losses due to separatist attacks from 2018 to 2021.

Furthermore, in 2024, the state canceled 24 billion CFA francs in social security contributions, which helped the CDC achieve a positive net result of 45.4 billion CFA francs that year.