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Land Reorganisation : Government’s Explanations To Parliamentarians
A special plenary sitting took place in the National Assembly on July 5, 2021 on the legal, socio-economic and political aspects of land reorganisation.
The Minister of Land Tenure, Survey and State Property, Henri Eyebe Ayissi, Minister of Decentralisation and Local Development, Georges Elanga Obam, Minister of Women’s Empowerment and the Family, Marie-Therese Abena Ondoa and the Minister Delegate to the Minister of Justice, Jean De Dieu Momo during a special plenary sitting in the National Assembly on July 5, 2021 explained what government was doing to address the teething problems related to land use in the country. The plenary sitting was organised within the context of the process of drawing up a modern and inclusive land reform in the country.Lire aussi : Decentralisation : NASLA Reviews Additional Grant Budget
Government Activities In The Spotlight
President Paul Biya’s April 2016 clarion call for government to intensify communication with the public on its activities, especially through the media, hovered over the grounds of the National Museum in Yaounde yesterday, August 23 2016 during the launch of the Exhibition on Government Action (SAGO), dubbed “La Vitrine du Cameroun”.Lire aussi : Elite One: Retrouvailles Canon -Tonnerre
Over half a dozen cabinet ministers defied the rain to witness the solemn opening of the exhibition by the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Henri Eyebe Ayissi, who visited at least 10 of the 150 exhibition stands expected to host over 70,000 visitors till the end of the event on August 28, 2016. Besides the remarkable presence of enterprises participating for the first time, ministries and public institutions deployed their best public relations staff and gadgets to welcome visitors. The remarkable presence of the Ministry of Agricultur