Cameroon: British firm eye construction of 10,000 accommodations

The Cameroonian Minister of Urban Development and Housing, Jean Claude Mbwentchou, recently met with a delegation of managers from the British company NMS Infrastructure.

According to our sources, the two parties talked about the project for the construction of 10,000 low-cost housings in Cameroon, for which this British company and the Cameroonian government have already signed a MoU.

As part of this project, we learned from credible sources, the government will have to make available the land carry out the construction, as well as setting up the related infrastructure, such as access roads or electricity and running water connections, etc.

In addition to real estate, NMS Infrastructure also provides services for the design and completion of health and energy infrastructure, drinking water and sewage water treatment, etc. This firm is present in African countries such as Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire, Nigeria, Zambia, Libya or the Gambia.
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