Cameroon Pays CFA29.5 Billion in Public Debt Interest and Fees in June 2026

Cameroon paid CFA29.5 billion in interest and fees on its public debt in June 2026, according to financial data. These financing costs represented 9% of the CFA327 billion total spent on debt service during that month.

Cameroon Debt Service Costs for June 2026

The total expenditure for debt servicing in June 2026 reached CFA327 billion. Of that amount, CFA29.5 billion was allocated specifically to cover interest and associated fees, while the remainder was used for principal repayments on the national debt stock.

The CFA29.5 billion in interest and fees accounted for 9% of the total monthly debt outflow. This distribution indicates the portion of the June payment cycle dedicated to the cost of borrowing rather than the reduction of the debt principal.

Composition of Public Debt Payments

The June 2026 payments were split between the cost of maintaining the debt and the repayment of the borrowed sums. The CFA327 billion total reflects the combined burden of principal and interest payments required by the state’s creditors during this period.

Financing costs, which include the interest rates applied to loans and various administrative fees, totaled CFA29.5 billion. The remaining CFA297.5 billion was directed toward the principal of the debt stock.