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Ebong Billy

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Ebong Billy is a software developer and technical writer dedicated to bridging the gap between complex technology and economic empowerment. With a degree in Computer Science from the University of Dschang, he leverages his expertise in Kotlin to build robust mobile platforms and practical digital solutions designed for the modern Cameroonian market.

The End of Land Speculation: Cameroon’s 2026 Crackdown on Undeveloped “State Land”

For decades, acquiring a piece of the State’s private domain in Cameroon was seen as a "lifetime achievement" that you could simply sit on...

How to Access Cameroon’s New 50 Billion FCFA Fund for Youth and Women (2026)

While most of the talk around the 2026 Finance Law has focused on new taxes, there is a massive silver lining for entrepreneurs. In...

Cameroon’s 2026 “Influencer Tax”: Fact vs. Fiction in the New 8.8 Trillion FCFA Budget

The era of “invisible earnings” for Cameroon’s digital elite is officially over. As of January 1, 2026, the Cameroonian government has activated some of...

Passive Income Ideas That Actually Work in Cameroon

Beyond the Hype “Money that works while you sleep—real or fake?” If you have spent any time on Cameroonian social media lately, you have likely seen...

Why Most First-Time Investors Lose Money in The BVMAC

In the heart of Central Africa's growing economy, the BVMAC is increasingly becoming the go-to platform for building long-term wealth. Yet, for many first-time...

Understanding Risk Before You Invest in the BVMAC

“High returns don’t come without danger.” For many Cameroonians, the dream of "making it" has shifted from the traditional tontine (njangi) and real estate to...

How Inflation Destroys Savings—and How to Protect Yourself

“Saving alone is no longer enough.” For decades, the standard advice in Cameroon—from our parents, our credit unions (Njangis), and our elders—has been simple: "Work...

Dividend Investing in Cameroon: Is It Worth It?

“Can dividends pay your bills?” It’s the ultimate dream for many Cameroonians—waking up to an alert from your bank or brokerage account, notifying you that...

The Psychology of Investing: Why Africans Fear the Stock Market

“Fear costs more than risk.” In the bussy markets of Commercial Avenue in Bamenda or the tech hubs of Molyko, Buea, money is always moving....

How Regional Instability Impacts Central African Markets: Politics at the Borders, Prices at Home

“Politics at the borders, prices at home.” This simple reality dictates the daily lives of millions across Central Africa. Whether you are a trader...

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