Bafoussam Implements Market Regulations and Transfers Vendors
In Bafoussam, Mayor Roger Tafam conducted an operation on August 10, 2026, to enforce public space regulations at Market 'A'. Additionally, starting August 17, vendors from the Dubai Center are being relocated to a new site near the Famla District Hospital to improve market organization.
Mayor's Operation at Market 'A'
On August 10, 2026, Mayor Roger Tafam led an unannounced operation at Market 'A' in Bafoussam. Accompanied by the Municipal Police, Tafam aimed to address the illegal occupation of public pathways by vendors. This initiative is part of broader efforts to restore order in the city's markets and ensure compliance with local regulations.
The operation involved the removal of illegally parked vehicles and the clearing of obstructed pathways. Tafam's direct involvement highlights the administration's commitment to maintaining public order and enhancing the shopping experience for residents and visitors alike.
Vendor Relocation from Dubai Center
Starting August 17, 2026, vendors from the Dubai Center in Bafoussam will be relocated to a newly established market area across from the Famla District Hospital. This move is part of the Urban Community's strategy to better organize commercial activities and improve access for customers. The new site is expected to provide a more structured environment for vendors and shoppers.
The relocation aims to address congestion and enhance the overall market experience. By consolidating vendors into a designated area, the local government hopes to streamline operations and ensure compliance with health and safety standards. This initiative reflects ongoing efforts to modernize Bafoussam's commercial landscape.
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