Agricultural, roads and energy infrastructure feature prominently in the government investment programme in the region.
The South West Region which consist of six administrative divisions (units) has been allocated some FCFA 20,693,320 for the 2020 public investment budget (PIB) according to the Project Log Book. This amount is intended to tackle the numerous development challenges of the region. It accrues from various investments heads of different ministerial departments with projects identified in each Division (Fako, Kupe Muanenguba, Meme, Ndian, Manyu and Lebialem). The education sector carries the bulk of these investments with the construction and equipment of classrooms and latrines in all sub-divisions. Apart from classroom, the provision of drinking water, rural electrification of some communities and the opening of farm-to-market roads also feature prominently in the project log book for almost every sub-division. In the South West, one can identify projects like the construction of a modern central market in Muyuka, the construction of a fishing centre in Tiko, construction of a ...
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Mr Anaka Elvis
Good job done, let us as cameroonians stand up and help the new board to finish their plans