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27 novembre 2015

South West Companies Urged To Invest More In Job Creation

South West Companies Urged To Invest More In Job Creation
Peter EFANDE / Cameroon-Tribune The Minister of Employment and Vocational Training has been to four companies in the region. The objective to create 350,000 jobs in 2015 as instructed by President Paul Biya, was a recurrent theme during a two-day working...
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Tags: Kumba-Mamfe Road,  Muyuka,  Kumba,  Zacharie Perevet,  China Communications Construction Company Limited,  Minefop,  Sonara,  CDC,  Human Resources,  Job Creation,  Mineral Water,  Regulations,  Soft Drinks,  Source du Pays,  kumba-kumbe-bakundu-nfiatok

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9 septembre 2015

Turkish Cement Factory Creates 230 Jobs

Turkish Cement Factory Creates 230 Jobs
Christopher JATOR / Cameroon-Tribune Medcem Cameroon S.A. began production in Douala since June 2015. With a production capacity of 600 thousand tonnes per year, the Turkish cement factory, Medcem Cameroon S.A. based at the Essengue Seaport Zone is a...
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Tags: Douala,  Omer Faruk Dogan,  Turkey,  Medcem Cameroon,  Cement,  Incentives,  Law

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18 mars 2015

Announced 350,000 Jobs : Teams Begin Data Collection

Announced 350,000 Jobs : Teams Begin Data Collection
Members of the National Observatory of Employment and Vocational Training of the Ministry of Employment and Vocational Training together with staff of the devolved services of the National Employment Fund and the Integrated Support Programme for Actors...
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Tags: Employment,  Youth,  Statistics,  Jobs,  Ministry of Employment and Vocational Training,  PIAASI,  Enconomy,  Growth Policy,  Samuel Inack Inack

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