Friday, December 09, 2011

(cameroonpostline.com)--President Paul Biya today, Friday December 9 appointed the long-awaited post-election government, maintaining Philemon Yang as Prime Minister and sacking long time ally Marafa Hamidou Yaya, who held the interior ministry portfolio since 2002. See complete composition of the new government below. Prime Minister Head of Government – Philemon YANG Vice Prime Minister delegate at the Presidency in charge of Relations with Assemblies – Amadou ALI Minister of State of Tourism and Leisure – Bello BOUBA Maigari Minister of State Minister of Justice and keeper of the Seal – Laurent Esso Minister of Finance – Alamine Ousmane Mey Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development – Essimi Menye Minister of State, Minister of Territorial Administration and Decenytralisation – Rene SADI Minister Delegate at the presidency in charge of Defense – Edgard Alain Mebe Ngo’o Minister Delegate at the Presidency in charge of Supreme State Control – Henri Eyebe Ayissi Minister delegate at the presidency in charge of public contracts – Abba Sadou Minister of Arts and Culture – Ama Tutu Muna Minister of Commerce – Luc Magloire Mbarga Atangana Minister of Communication – Issa Tchiroma Bakary Minister of Lands, Survey and State Property – Koum Abissike Jacqueline Minister of Transport – Robert Nkili Minister of the Economy, Planning and Regional Development – Emmanuel Nganou Djoumessi Minister of Women Affairs and the Family – Abena Ondoua née Marie Therese Obama Minister of Post and Telecommunications – Biyiti Bi Essam Minister of Water and Energy – Basile Atangana Kouna Minister of Public Service and Administrative Reforms – Angouen Michel Ange Minister of Forestry and Wildlife – Ngolle Philip Ngwese Minister of Small and Medium Size Industries and Social Economies – Laurent Serge Etoundi Ngoa Minister of Scientific Research and Innovation – Magdeleine Tchuente Minister of External Relations – Pierre Moukoko Mbonjo Minister of Public Health – Andre Mama Fouda Minister of Sports and Physical Education – Adoum Garoua Minister of Labour and Social Security – Gregoire Owona Minister of Youth Affairs and Civic Education – Pierre Ismael Bidoung Mkpatt Minister of Mines, Industries and Technological Development – Emmanuel Bonde Minister of Higher Education – Jacques Fame Ndongo Minister of Employment and Vocational Training – Zacharie Perevette Minister of Environment, Nature Protection and Sustainable Development – Hele Pierre Minister of Livestock, Fisheries and Animal Husbandry – Dr Taiga Secretary General at the Prime Minister’s Office – Louis Paul Motaze Minister Delegate in charge of Decentralization – Jules Doret Ndongo Minister Delegate in charge of Agriculture – Ananga Massina Minister Delegate in charge of Environment – Nana Aboubakar Djalloh Minister Delegate in charge of Finance – Titti Pierre Minister Delegate in charge of the Economy – Yaouba Abdoulaye Minister of Public Works – Ambassala Patrice Secretary General of the CPDM Central Committee – Jean Nkuete Minister of State Secretary General at the Presidency of the Republic - Ferdinand Ngo Ngo 1st Assistant Secretary General at the Presidency – Peter Agbor Tabi Director of the Civil Cabinet at the Presidency – Martin Belinga Eboutou

Deputy Director of the Civil Cabinet – Joseph Le Ministers in charge of Special Duties - Paul Atanga Nji - Mengot Nkongho Arrey

Analysis of New Government

Maintained Prime Minister Head of Government – Philemon YANG Minister Delegate at the presidency in charge of Defense – Edgard Alain Mebe Ngo’o Minister of Arts and Culture – Ama Tutu Muna Minister of Trade – Luc Magloire Mbarga Atangana Minister of Communication – Issa Tchiroma Bakary Minister of Women Affairs and the Family – Abena Ondoua née Marie Therese Obama Minister of Post and Telecommunications – Biyiti Bi Essam Minister of Small and Medium Size Industries and Social Economies – Laurent Serge Etoundi Ngoa Minister of Scientific Research and Innovation – Magdeleine Tchuente Minister of Public Health – Andre Mama Fouda Minister of Higher Education – Jacques Fame Ndongo Minister of Employment and Vocational Training – Zacharie Perevet Minister of Environment, Nature Protection and Sustainable Development – Hele Pierre Minister of Secondary Education – Louis Bapes Bapes Minister of Basic Education – Youssoufa Adjida Halim Minister of Social Affairs – Catherine Bakang Mbock Minister Delegate in charge of Rural Development – Ananga Massina Minister Delegate in charge of Environment – Nana Aboubakar Djalloh Minister Delegate in charge of Finance – Titti Pierre Minister Delegate in charge of Plannification – Yaouba Abdoulaye Minister Delegate at Ministry of External Relations in charge of Commonwealth – Joseph Dion Ngute Minister Delegate at Ministry of External Relations in charge of Islamic Affairs – Adoum Gargoum Minister Delegate in charge of Transport – Mefiro Oumarou Secretary of State for Defense in charge of the National Gendarmerie – Jean Baptiste Bokam Secretary of State in charge of Mines and Technological Development – Fuh Calistus Gentry Secretary of State in charge of Public Works – Hans Nyetam Nyetam

Changed Portfolio Vice Prime Minister Delegate at the Presidency in charge of Relations with Assemblies – Amadou ALI Minister of State of Tourism and leisure – Bello BOUBA Maigari Minister of State Minister of Justice and Keeper of the Seal – Laurent Esso Minister of State, Minister of Territorial Administration and Decentralization – Rene SADI Minister Delegate at the Presidency in charge of Supreme State Control – Henri Eyebe Ayissi Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development – Essimi Menye Minister of Transport – Robert Nkili Minister of Sports and Physical Education – Adoum Garoua Minister of Labour and Social Security – Gregoire Owona Minister of Mines, Industries and Technological Development – Emmanuel Bonde Minister Delegate in charge of Decentralized Local Collectivities – Jules Doret Ndongo Returning to Government Minister of External Relations – Pierre Moukoko Mbonjo Minister of Youth Affairs and Civic Education – Pierre Ismael Bidoung Mkpatt

Newcomers Minister of Finance – Alamine Ousmane Mey Minister Delegate at the Presidency in charge of Public Contracts – Abba Sadou Minister of Lands, Survey and State Property – Koum Abissike Jacqueline Minister of the Economy, Planning and Regional Development – Emmanuel Nganou Djoumessi Minister of Water and Energy – Basile Atangana Kouna Minister of Public Service and Administrative Reforms – Angouen Michel Ange Minister of Forestry and Wildlife – Ngolle Philip Ngwese Minister of Livestock, Fisheries and Animal Husbandry – Dr Taiga Minister of Public Works – Ambassala Patrice Minister of Urban Affairs and Housing – Ngouantchou Jean Claude Minister Delegate in charge of Justice – Forbi Jean Pierre Secretary of State for Defense in charge of Office of Ex-servicemen – Koumpa Issa Secretary of State in charge of Basic Education – Benoit Ndong Soumhet Secretary of State in charge of Secondary Education – Mounoume Fotso Secretary of State in charge of Penitentiary Administration – Doh Jerome Appointed at the Presidency of the Republic

Minister of State Secretary General at the Presidency of the Republic - Ferdinand Ngo Ngo 1st Assistant Secretary General at the Presidency – Peter Agbor Tabi 2nd Assistant Secretary General at the Presidency of the Republic – Seraphin Magloire Fouda Director of the Civil Cabinet at the Presidency – Martin Belinga Eboutou Deputy Director of the Civil Cabinet – Joseph Le Anderson

Ministers in charge of Special Duties Paul Atanga Nji Victor Mengot Nkongho Arrey Philip Mbarga Mboa Amadou Mustapha Special Adviser – Rear Admiral Joseph Fouda

Special Advisers - Sindjoun Luc - Mouelle Kombi Narcisse Roving Ambassadors Joseph Charles Doumba Albert Roger Milla Medjo Marcel Jean Nkuete Ahidjo Mohamadou Appointed at the Prime Minister’s Office Secretary General at the Prime Minister’s Office – Louis Paul Motaze Other Appointments Secretary General of CPDM Central Committee – Jean Nkuete

Sacked from Government Marafa Hamidou Yaya – former Territorial Administration minister Beleoken Jean Baptiste – former State Property and Land Tenure minister Siegfried David Etame Massoma – former Supreme Audit minister Baba Hamadou – froTourism minister Bernard Messengue Avom – former Public Works minister Aboubakary Sarki – former Livestock minister Clobert Tchatat – Former Urban Affairs and Housing minister Elvis Ngole Ngole – Former Wildlife minister Michel Zoah – Former Sports minister Michael Nganko Tondjio – Former Energy minister

Ndanga Ndinga Badel – Former Industries and Mines minister Ngafeeson Emmanuel Bantar – Former secretary of state for penitentiary administration cameroonpostline.com