It's official. Since 1 November 2026, old-range coins can no longer be used to pay. Speaking yesterday to the BEAC's National Director for Chad, Mr Taoukreo Hemwue Temwa, Logone Inside sets out the facts to avoid panic and confusion.
President of Chad’s Court of Auditors since 2024, she champions budget transparency and good governance.
Telecoms engineer, deputy managing director of Safitel Chad and director of domain names and IP addresses at ADETIC.
Daughter of former president Goukouni Weddeye, she has forged her own path, notably as Minister of Transport and Road Safety.
Architect and founder of the Archiplus firm, she is Minister Delegate for African Integration and Chadians Abroad.
Entrepreneurs, intellectuals, politicians, artists, activists: Logone Inside spotlights thirty women whose journeys inspire and whose work is transforming Chad.
US-educated strategy consultant, organiser of the CIOME conference and managing director of Enerso Chad.
A model who has walked at Paris Fashion Week and founder of Impact Models Agency, she wants to make Chad a hub of African fashion.
“The days of looking to Europe or elsewhere are over.” The two heads of state speak at the Chad-Tunisia economic forum.
Meeting in N'Djamena in early October, the BEAC board approved the framework for its programme to buy gold produced in the region. An ambitious project that could directly involve Chad's gold sector.
For landlocked Chad, the corridor linking it to Cameroon's ports is a vital artery. Several decisions taken in 2026 aim to cut transit times and costs. A first assessment.
As the 2027 finance bills reach parliaments, the budget choices of CEMAC countries are diverging sharply. Some are tightening their belts, others are betting on spending.
