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Political Risk / Cameroon

Encroaching Insecurity

April 2008 | Political Risk Analysis

BMI View: The encroachment of rebel and anti-state militia activity in neighbouring countries is an increasingly significant risk to Cameroon's own security, particularly its oilfields, which sit close to the borders with Chad and Nigeria.

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