Cemac faces financial crisis as unpaid bank credits surge to CFA1,917.9bn by 2022

By AfricaPost January 11, 2024178 views

The outstanding non-repaid bank credits of the Central African Economic and Monetary Community (Cemac) reached CFA1,917.9 billion on December 31,

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