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Fifteen Years Later, the Port of Kribi Built by a Chinese Company Stimulates the Growth of Cameroon and Improves Living Conditions (REPORTAGE)

© XinhuaFifteen years ago, Mboro, on the outskirts of Kribi, a city in southern Cameroon, was only a small isolated fishing village, with a few houses connected by narrow winding slopes on the ground. Today, this same part of the coast houses one of the most modern deep-water ports in Central Africa, while the surrounding area is being transformed under the impetus of a growing industrial and logistical economy. Since the 1970s, Cameroon has bee…
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© XinhuaFifteen years ago, Mboro, on the outskirts of Kribi, a city in southern Cameroon, was only a small isolated fishing village, with a few houses connected by narrow winding slopes on the ground. Today, this same part of the coast houses one of the most modern deep-water ports in Central Africa, while the surrounding area is being transformed under the impetus of a growing industrial and logistical economy. Since the 1970s, Cameroon has bee…

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Journal du Cameroun broke the news in Cameroon on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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