Ship arrest in Cameroon law is governed by The CEMAC Merchant Shipping Community Code of 3rd august 2001 as amended on 22nd August 2012, and the Brussels convention of 1952 on the unification of certain rules on the arrest of a ship
Seaman contracts and disputes in Cameroon conform to the general principles and elements of contract law to wit; offer and acceptance, consideration, as well as the circumstances under which breach of contract can occur and the remedies to disputes emanating from such contracts.
Classification societies in Cameroon form part of the maritime industry of Cameroon. As such, there are rules and procedure for registering a classification society in Cameroon in accordance with The CEMAC Merchant Shipping Community Code of 3rd august 2001 as amended on 22nd August 2012.
Procurement is the process of finding and agreeing to terms, and acquiring goods, services or works from an external source often through a tendering or competitive bidding process.
Mining in Cameroon is governed by the mining code of December 2016 which has repealed the 2001 code as amended in 2010. The process for mining operations in Cameroon encompasses the procurement of different licenses, permits and agreements according to the nature of the mining activity applied for by the interested investor.
Agricultural investment in Cameroon is a very profitable venture. The title Africa in Miniature explains the diversity of resources Cameroon presents to investors desirous to venture in the agriculture industry.
