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Cameroon-Info.Net:: Cameroun - Télécommunications: MTN Cameroon et CAMTEL signent un protocole d'accord sur la revente des capacités Internet

Despite its monopoly on the fixed market, Camtel barely controls 3% of the telephony market in Cameroon, CTR indicates

Economy Despite its monopoly on the fixed market, Camtel barely controls 3% of the telephony market in Cameroon, CTR indicates (Business in Cameroon) - Despite the tremendous rise in the number of users in the telephony market (from 150,000 to 12 million, Ed. note: it is over 19 million according to ART), Camtel is still unable to increase its market share, estimated to be below 3%. This was revealed in the report on public companies’ 2019 performance recently published by the Technical Commission for the Rehabilitation of Public and Para public Sector Enterprises (CTR).   According to this specialized agency of the Ministry of Finance, despite the monopoly it has held for years on the fixed telephony market, Camtel is still struggling to evolve in the sector.

Cameroon-Info.Net:: Cameroun - Téléphonie Mobile: Voici la réaction de la DG de CAMTEL suite au lancement avorté de ''Blue'', son réseau mobile

Camtel: Judith Yah Sunday ordered to cancel the last "irregular" appointments

(Business in Cameroon) - I have the honor to ask you to postpone the execution of the memorandum No. 005/DG/DRH/SGCR of January 8, 2021, appointing temporary staff at the Company Cameroon Telecommunications [Camtel] that presented irregularities.” This is an excerpt of the letter sent, on January 11, 2021, to Judith Yah Sunday (photo), general director of Camtel, by Mohamadou Saoudi, chairman of the board of directors of Cameroon s public telecom operator. He adds that if necessary, a consequent proposal, following the norms prescribed by the rules in force, should be presented to the next board of directors scheduled for the end of January [2021].”

Épinglée par sa tutelle, la DG de Camtel dénonce une cabale contre le lancement de son réseau mobile