
Cameroon Airports: 99 Drivers Selected for Digital Taxi Service, Criminal Records Checked
Aéroports du Cameroun (ADC SA) and ALO Technologies have retained 99 drivers for the planned rollout of the Taxi Go airport transport service in Douala and Yaounde in November 2026. The latest stage of the recruitment process was completed at Douala International Airport on Sept. 2, with 49 candidates retained after interviews, tests and a review of their application files. They join 50 drivers retained for Yaounde-Nsimalen International Airport following an initial selection exercise on Aug. 20. Another seven candidates were placed on a waiting list. The Yaounde list was initially subject to verification of administrative documents, including criminal-record certificates. The selected drivers are now moving to the training stage before the fleet is officially deployed at the two airports. In Yaounde, training is scheduled for Sept. 14-19 and will cover areas including defensive driving, passenger reception, baggage handling and security. The selection is part of Taxi Go, a partnership between state-owned airport operator ADC SA and private technology company ALO Technologies. The project is ...
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