BY NDUMBE BELL GASTON IN DOUALA More and more interest groups belonging to the private sector in Cameroon are increasingly raising grievances against some aspects of the recently prescribed 2019 financial law which they argue the money expected to government increase receipts will adversely slide into the waiting arms of unscrupulous businessmen. These and other conclusions were made by members of the powerful National Traders Association (called ANCODECAM in french) during and after concertations with Chamber of Commerce officials and public institutions represented by the customs service, the ministry of finance, Minepat, Minmidt, Mincommerce and other stakeholders and their collaborators…
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