Cameroon: Biya Seeks Increased Gold Revenue, Stronger Mining Controls
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Cameroon: Biya Seeks Increased Gold Revenue, Stronger Mining Controls

Cameroon·Wire Summary⏱️ 1 min read

In his October 12, 2026, circular on preparations for the national budget, President Paul Biya of Cameroon called for tighter oversight and stronger controls across the mining sector, particularly for gold, with the aim of increasing public revenue from mining in 2027.

This presidential directive carries significant legal and practical implications for the mining industry in Cameroon, signaling a heightened governmental focus on revenue generation and regulatory compliance. While the circular does not introduce new taxes on gold or set specific revenue targets, the emphasis on

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