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Creating and registering an association in Cameroon involves several key steps, including defining the purpose, drafting statutes, holding a constitutive assembly, and submitting the registration dossier. This guide provides detailed instructions and highlights how OpenHub Consulting can assist at each stage, from drafting documents to offering legal advice and administrative support.
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Explore exciting work from home opportunity tailored for Cameroonian moms. Handpick baby products at wholesale prices and resell. Let’s help you, kick-start your journey to financial independence with ease.
With a minimum investment of just 100,000F, you can start reselling wholesale baby dresses and earn up to 35% profit. It’s a flexible, home-based opportunity that allows you to balance work and family.
How Angela E. Built a Successful Business Online from Her Living Room
With an internet connection, you can launch and run an online venture from anywhere in Cameroon using MTN NoLimit
Discover the tax incentives and opportunities available in Cameroon’s agricultural sector. In this comprehensive article, we explore the government’s efforts to support farmers and companies in the agricultural industry through tax benefits.
Unlock the full potential of agricultural investment with this comprehensive article on tax incentives for the agricultural sector.
Are you an entrepreneur facing business challenges in Cameroon? OpenHub Consulting Ltd is here to help! We provide comprehensive solutions tailored to your needs.
Starting a business is no easy feat. It requires determination, commitment, and lots of hard work. But even after all the effort put in, many businesses struggle to find the right business model that will make money consistently.
Are you looking to invest in the growing chocolate business? Don’t jump in blindly! Make sure you take the essential steps to ensure you get the most out of your investment.
