The six CEMAC member states — Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea and Gabon — validated a draft Community Regulation for a One Network Zone in 2020. The regulation aims to eliminate roaming surcharges for voice and data within the zone. Implementation is ongoing with gradual price reductions.
📜 Legal basis: CEMAC Community Regulation on Mobile Roaming (validated 2020)
Inter-Zone Agreements
West and Central African regional blocs are working toward interoperability of their roaming frameworks as part of the broader African digital market vision. Cross-zone charges remain, but regulatory coordination is increasing under ITU and African Union guidance.