Joseph Lé suspends Marcelline Tchoukou for four months in the West region

On July 11, 2023, Joseph Lé, the Minister of Public Service and Administrative Reform, suspended Marcelline Tchoukou Meah, the regional delegate for the West, for four months without pay. This decision was made in Yaoundé and reflects ongoing administrative actions within the public service sector in Cameroon.

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Three Finance Ministry Agents Dismissed for Misconduct

The Cameroonian Ministry of Finance has dismissed three agents from the Armed Forces Perception unit due to serious misconduct. This decision, announced by Minister Louis Paul Motazé, follows a disciplinary procedure initiated on August 28, 2026, aimed at addressing these violations.

Paul Biya dismisses police commissioner Meh Kangha Michael on May 21, 2026

On May 21, 2026, President Paul Biya signed a decree relieving Meh Kangha Michael from his position as Chief of the Public Road Control Section in Yaoundé. The decision was formalized in decree N° 0402/CAB/PR, highlighting ongoing changes within the national security apparatus in Cameroon.

Joseph Ndoko Receives Lifetime Ban from FECAFOOT

Joseph Ndoko, former coach of the Cameroon U17 women's national team, has been banned for life by the Cameroon Football Federation (FECAFOOT) following a complaint from player Céline Eko. This decision comes amidst celebrations for the Indomitable Lionesses' recent achievements, highlighting ongoing issues within Cameroonian football governance.

Sanctions contre médecins au Cameroun suite à des décès liés à des erreurs médicales

Le 16 mai 2026, l'Ordre national des médecins du Cameroun a sanctionné une dizaine de médecins, dont trois ont été suspendus pour 12 mois, après des décès survenus dans des hôpitaux. Ces décisions ont été prises lors d'une session à Bertoua, suite à des cas de négligence, notamment celui du Dr Mbengono. Les avocats des médecins contestent ces sanctions, dénonçant une procédure irrégulière.