Taximen motorcycles at the heart of the government's concerns
Minister of Transport Jean Ernest Massena Ngalle Bibehe chaired a meeting yesterday as part of Cameroon's performance on road safety, following the World Bank report. The latter argues in Cameroon the benefit of the accompaniment of the United Nations in the framework of the project "Road safety performance review". On the agenda of the meeting, awareness of the recommendations of the report and evaluation of the performance of Cameroon. It was the minister's intention to sensitize the leaders of motorcycle-taximen unions in the implementation of these advances. In fiscal year 2019, the government is committed to overseeing and strengthening the technical capacity of the sector's stakeholders. It has thus programmed, an envelope of 200 million CFA francs. In the field already, significant advances are recorded namely: the acquisition of driving licenses, the facilitation of obtaining tickets. The goal is the professionalisation of the sector. Union leaders, on the other hand, plan a better organization of the activity and the careful identification of motorbikes. This synergistic work will clean up the sector for better visibility.
