On 22 September 2026, officials confirmed that reconstruction work on the Zigague‑Kabo II road in Cameroon is continuing as planned. The project, aimed at restoring the vital link between the towns of Zigague and Kabo, remains active despite the challenging terrain.
The Chinese‑based contractor Zhonglin International Construction Co. Ltd is the principal firm mobilised on this section of the road. Authorities highlighted the “appreciation of the mobilisation” by the company, indicating that its resources and workforce are currently engaged in the reconstruction effort.
According to the latest update, on‑site activities have proceeded without interruption, with crews focusing on earthworks, drainage and surface rehabilitation. The continuation of these tasks reflects the government’s commitment to maintaining momentum on the broader road‑improvement programme.
Cameroon’s road network is a critical component of the country’s economy, linking agricultural regions to markets and supporting regional trade. The Zigague‑Kabo corridor, in particular, serves as a conduit for local commerce and transport, making its timely restoration a priority for both national and local authorities.
Stakeholders expect that the ongoing work will pave the way for the road’s eventual reopening, enhancing connectivity for residents and contributing to the broader goals of infrastructure development across the nation.
<small>Source: Actu Cameroun — read the original story there.</small>
