By Ndumbe Bell Joseph Gaston in Douala After four years of talks started on January 17, 2019, E-Cam and Gicam have reportedly merged their two employers’ associations into a single block. As speculations about what some others classify as an absorption of E-cam, gathers steam across the national territory as to the contemporary raison d’être of the union, pronouncements from the two major players, Celestin Tawamba of Gicam and Prostais Ayangma of E-cam, talk of having to re-invent themselves as they now plan to face new national and international challenges at these times of uncertain galloping economic environment. These uncertainties…
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