Post-election protests trigger economic losses in Cameroon {Business Africa}

Post-election protests in Cameroon have brought the city of Douala—the country’s main economic hub—to a virtual halt. Shops have shut down, markets remain deserted, transport services are disrupted, and the rising cost of basic goods is squeezing households already struggling with high inflation.

Economists estimate that the city is losing over 10 billion CFA francs (approx. €15 million) per day in business closures, lost…