Muslim Invest
Every week, the essentials of entrepreneurial and economic news, a few opportunities to seize and the community's upcoming events — in a five-minute read.
Credit is easing slightly and two funding windows are opening for young people and women, just as the State invests less and the 2027 budget reaches Parliament. This issue covers 23 October to 10 November 2026: the economy, banks, open funding, support programmes and upcoming events, including MIBS26 in Douala in December.
Read the issueThis week, the money is following: CFA 1.3 billion already invested in 100 young Cameroonian companies, and CFA 19.7 billion announced for SMEs across CEMAC. Bank credit, however, is not getting cheaper: BEAC is keeping its policy rate at 4.50%. On the ground, young and women entrepreneurs are at the heart of new programmes, from the Confejes fair in Yaoundé to an EU competition in Congo. Two dates to note: the Cameroon Investment Forum in November and MIBS26 in Douala in December.
Read the issueCameroon's business landscape has never been so dense, yet financing, formalising and growing a business is still an obstacle course. This special issue, written with the Muslim entrepreneur in mind, takes stock: the key figures, the challenges of the moment, the support schemes worth knowing and the levers opening up for you, from Islamic finance to zakat and waqf.
Read the issueEvery week: the essentials of entrepreneurial and economic news, a few opportunities worth seizing and the community's upcoming events — in a five-minute read.
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