Savannah Energy and Cameroon in force on COTCo pipeline board after signing shareholders’ agreement
In response, Chad recalled its ambassador to the Republic of Cameroon for consultation.
21/04/2023 at 05h52, by Christelle Marot
In a communication on the evening of 20 April, the Chadian presidency reported on “the persistence of disputes between Chad and Cameroon, particularly around the issue of the alleged acquisition of the assets of the former Esso by the Savannah Energy group. It appeared that behind this company, many Cameroonian and other African personalities kept interfering with Chadian officials”.
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