Breakthrough in N'Djamena: Tax suspension revives the "Mille Market"“
Following protests by merchants against the application
Written by Ziad Abdel Fattah:
The Chadian capital, N'Djamena, witnessed a notable breakthrough in the market crisis.“tendency”This comes after days of tension and protests organized by merchants in objection to the implementation of new municipal taxes.
These positive developments came after a series of consultations and constructive dialogue between N’Djamena municipality officials and representatives of traders in the affected markets, where the discussions resulted in an agreement to temporarily suspend the new tax measures, pending the completion of the dialogue and reaching a consensus formula that ensures a balance between the interests of all parties.
Reopening of the Mille market in N'Djamena
This agreement contributed to the full reopening of the “Mill” market on Friday, June 5, 2026, with the resumption of normal business activities, in a move that would support trade and ease the burden on citizens, as well as stimulate the local economy.
The N’Djamena municipality confirmed that this step reflects its commitment to a governance approach based on dialogue and listening to different opinions, which enhances trust between official bodies and the business community, and supports social stability.
The municipality also stressed its continued commitment to opening channels of communication with all concerned parties, with the aim of reaching sustainable and balanced solutions that meet the aspirations of citizens, while ensuring the regularity of public services.
This development reflects the conviction of local authorities that dialogue remains the best way to resolve conflicts, and the cornerstone for achieving economic and social development based on consensus and stability.
