The chief of state and carbinet members of the cameroon government

French Cameroon became independent in 1960 as the Republic of Cameroon. The following year the southern portion of neighbouring British Cameroon voted to merge with the new country to form the Federal Republic of Cameroon. In 1972, a new constitution replaced the federation with a unitary state, the United Republic of Cameroon. The country has generally enjoyed stability, which has permitted the development of agriculture, roads, and railways, as well as a petroleum industry. Despite slow movement toward democratic reform, political power remains firmly in the hands of President Paul BIYA.Why so?   the president  in his mandate has had many cabinet members who he changed when ever things went bad but remain firmly on power. The worst of it is that the president is the richest personality in the country whereas the country is highly in debt. With a cabinet whose intentions are not to improve the the condition of the country but to maximise their wealth as their leader does where are we leading to. The fact is the biggest and finniest houses in cameroon belongs to civil workers whose salary do not enable them to do so.In 2008 when the law on the acknowledgement on personal wealth had to be voted at the National Assembly it was refused by the high authority. so, what there afraid of if they have nothing to hide?

Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of  Cameroon

Last Updated: 1 Aug 2012

Pres.

Paul BIYA

Prime Min.

Philemon YANG

Dep. Prime Min.

Amadou ALI

Dep. Prime Min.

Jean NKUETE

Sec. Gen. of the Presidency

Laurent ESSO

Min.-Delegate at the Presidency in Charge of Defense

Alain Mebe NGO'O

Min. in Charge of Special Duties at the Presidency

Paul ATANGA NJI

Min. in Charge of Special Duties at the Presidency

Victor MENGOT

Min. in Charge of Special Duties at the Presidency

Hamadou MUSTAPHA

Min. in Charge of Special Duties at the Presidency

Rene Emmanuel SADI

Min. of Agriculture & Rural Development

Jean NKUTE

Min. of Basic Education

Alim YOUDDOUF

Min. of Commerce

Luc Magloire MBARGA ATANGANA

Min. of Communication

Issa Tchiroma BAKARY

Min. of Culture

Ama Tutu MUNA

Min. of Economy, Planning, & Regional Development

Louis Paul MOTAZE

Min. of Employment & Professional & Technical Training

Zacharie PEREVET

Min. of Energy & Water Resources

Michael Ngako TOMDIO

Min. of Environment & Nature Protection

Pierre HELE

Min. of External Relations

Pierre Moukoko MBONJO

Min. of Finance

Lazare Essimi MENYE

Min. of Forestry & Wildlife

Elvis NGOLLE NGOLLE

Min. of Higher Education

Jacques Fame NDONGO

Min. of Industry, Mines, & Technological Development

Badel Ndanga NDINGA

Min. of Justice

Amadou ALI

Min. of Labor & Social Security

Robert NKILI

Min. of Lands & Titles

Jean-Baptiste BELEOKEN

Min. of Livestock & Fisheries

Aboubakary SARKI

Min. of Post & Telecommunications

Jean-Pierre Biyiti Bi ESSAM

Min. of Public Health

Andre Mama FOUDA

Min. of Public Service & Admin. Reform

Emmanuel BONDE

Min. of Public Works

Bernard Messengue AVOM

Min. of Scientific Research & Innovation

Madeleine TCHUENTE

Min. of Secondary Education

Louis BAPES BAPES

Min. of Social Affairs

Catherine Bakang MBOCK

Min. of Sports & Physical Education

Michel ZOA

Min. of Territorial Admin. & Decentralization

Hamidou Yaya MARAFA

Min. of Tourism

Baba HAMADOU

Min. of Transport

Bello Bouba MAIGARI

Min. of Urban Development & Housing

Colbert TCHATAT

Min. of Women & Family Protection

Marie Theresa Abena ONDOA

Min. of Youth

Adoum GAROUA

Governor, Central Bank

Philibert ANDZEMBE

Ambassador to the US

Joseph FOE-ATANGANA

Permanent Representative to the UN, New York

Michel Tommo MONTHE