For decades, the economic narrative of Cameroon was a tale of two cities: the administrative stoicism of Yaoundé and the chaotic commercial energy of Douala. However, as we move through 2026, a third power has emerged. Kribi is no longer a seaside resort; it is a global industrial frontier. Driven by the Kribi Deep Sea Port (PAK), the strategic pipeline infrastructure, and a massive government-led push for industrial decentralization, the “Kribi Corridor” has become the most profitable real estate and industrial play in Central Africa. For the serious investor—whether in logistics, residential development, or hospitality—this guide breaks down why the South Region is the definitive choice for capital placement this decade. Chapter 1: The Macro-Economic Catalyst — The Kribi Deep Sea Port (PAK) The Gateway to the Gulf of Guinea The Kribi Deep Sea Port is the single most important infrastructure project in Cameroon’s post-colonial history. Unlike the Port of