US EditionPaul Fokam’s Afriland facilitates $1.2 billion agricultural deal in Bangui
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Paul Fokam’s Afriland facilitates $1.2 billion agricultural deal in Bangui
Key PointsAfriland First Holding facilitated a major CAR-India partnership to develop 30,000 hectares for cassava, sugarcane, and energy production.The 15-year project aims to cultivate 30,000 hectares of cassava and sugarcane, creating over 100,000 direct jobs and supporting cleaner energy sources.Afriland continues expanding its Pan-African presence with a focus on digital banking and SME lending, injecting $2.7 billion into Cameroon’s economy…
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