Cameroon Customs Sets CFA111.1 Billion Revenue Target for September

Cameroon’s customs administration aims to collect CFA111.1 billion in revenue in September 2026, a target that is 9.1% higher than a year earlier and remains heavily dependent on collections through the country’s two main port areas, Douala and Kribi. The target, allocated among the country’s customs districts and published in the administration’s newsletter, is also CFA4.4 billion, or 4.1%, above the CFA106.7 billion planned for August. The Littoral I and South II districts, which include the ports of Douala-Bonabéri and Kribi, are expected to generate CFA97.4 billion between them. That represents 87.7% of the nationwide September target. Douala Target Holds Steady, Kribi Rises Littoral I, the country’s largest contributor to customs revenue, has been assigned a CFA62.2 billion target for September. That is virtually unchanged from CFA62.3 billion in August. The South II district, which includes Kribi, is expected to collect CFA35.2 billion, up CFA2.4 billion, or 7.3%, from ...