By Ndumbe Bell Joseph Gaston in Douala Reports say GICAM, which is the largest and strongest employers association in Cameroon, is seemingly unstable after the recent signing of an agreement with e-Cam to fuse or to merge. Conflicting reports have emerged since then from two camps of board members some of whom are expressing complete dissatisfaction with the process and some others who say the matter was approved by GICAM’S Board of Directors or administrators before the signing of the planned merger. Celestin Tawamba (left) and Protais Ayangma brandishing agreements The emerging split is reported to have seemingly become more…
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