The Cameroonian government has made several new appointments in the Ministry of Territorial Administration, as per a decree signed by Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute on October 28, 2026. The decree, numbered 2026/02515/PM, outlines the new appointments of technical advisors and inspectors in the ministry. These appointments aim to strengthen the ministry's capacity and effectiveness.
In the Ministry of Territorial Administration, three new technical advisors have been appointed. Mr. Songo Pierre René, an administrator civil principal, has been appointed as Technical Advisor No. 1, replacing Mr. Keyantio Augustin who has retired. Similarly, Mr. Manou Diguir, also an administrator civil principal, has taken over as Technical Advisor No. 2, replacing Mr. Bita Benoît William who has also retired. Additionally, Mr. Atangana Nstama Simon Pierre Marie, an administrator civil principal, has been appointed as Technical Advisor No. 3.
The decree also outlines new appointments in the Inspection Générale de l'Administration Territoriale and Inspection Générale des Services. Mr. Adzama Jean Benoît Serge, an administrator civil, has been appointed as Inspector No. 3 in the Inspection Générale de l'Administration Territoriale, replacing Mr. Aminkeng Charles Formin who has retired. Furthermore, Mr. Mungambo Ekema William, an administrator civil, has taken over as Inspector No. 1 in the Inspection Générale des Services, replacing Mr. Guia Emmanuel who has retired.
In the Ministry of Communication, another appointment has been made, as per an arrêté signed by Minister René Emmanuel Sadi on October 30, 2026. Mr. Iliassa Hamadjoda, a journalist, has been appointed as Chargé d'études assistant No. 2 in the Cellule de Communication of the ministry's Secrétariat Général, replacing Mrs. Nonga Nanji Pélagie who has been called to other functions.
The new appointees will be entitled to benefits as provided by the regulations in force. The decrees and arrêté have been recorded, published through the emergency procedure, and will be inserted into the Journal officiel in French and English.
These appointments reflect the government's efforts to reorganize and strengthen its administrative structures. The Ministry of Territorial Administration and Ministry of Communication play crucial roles in the country's governance and administration. The new officials are expected to contribute to the effective functioning of these ministries.
The appointments also demonstrate the government's commitment to providing opportunities for career advancement and professional growth to its employees. The new officials have been chosen based on their experience and qualifications, and are expected to bring their expertise to their new roles.
Key points
- The Cameroonian government has appointed new officials in the Ministry of Territorial Administration and Ministry of Communication.
- The appointments aim to strengthen the ministries' capacity and effectiveness.
- The new officials will be entitled to benefits as provided by the regulations in force.
