Cameroonian lawmakers at the 2022 November session of parliament reached a budget of 6,345.1 Billion FCFA for the 2023 fiscal year.
Over the past weeks, dozens of ministers filed past the Finance and Budget Committee, presenting their plans of action for the coming year.
The Ministries of Public Works and of Secondary Education are among those with the highest figures while the Ministries of Communication and of Arts and Culture rank least.
Here is a list of the figures defended by 35 ministries, curated for you by the Poise Social News Desk.
1) Ministry of Defence – Minister Delegate Joseph Beti Assomo – 276 billion 942 million FCFA
2) Ministry of Territorial Administration – Minister Paul Atanga Nji – 40 billion 441 million FCFA
3) Ministry of Justice – Minister Laurent Esso – 65 billion 915 million FCFA
4) Ministry of Finance – Minister Louis Paul Motaze –
5) Ministry of Labour and Social Security – Minister Gregoire Owona – 6 billion 939 million FCFA
6) Ministry of Higher Education – Prof Jacques Fame Ndongo – 73 billion 465 million
7) Ministry of Secondary Education – Minister Pauline Nalova Lyonga – 461 billion 208 million FCFA
8) Ministry of Basic Education – Minister Laurent Serge Etoundi Ngoa – 254 billion 232 million 390 thousand FCFA
9) Ministry of Arts and Culture – Minister Pierre Ismael Bidoung Mpkatt – 5 billion 55 million FCFA
10) Ministry of Public Works – Minister Emmanuel Nganou Djoumessi – 491 billion 458 million FCFA
11) Ministry of Agriculture – Minister Gabriel Mbairobe – 94 billion 893 million FCFA
12) Ministry of Trade – Minister Luc Magloire Mbarga Atangana – 8 billion 240 million FCFA
13) Ministry of Public Service and Administrative Reforms _ Minister Joseph Le – 13 billion 715 million FCFA
14) Ministry of Women Empowerment and the family – Minister Marie Therese Abena Ondoa – 9 billion 201 million FCFA
15) Ministry of Public Health – Minister Manadoua Malachi – 228 billion 168 million FCFA
16) Ministry of Transport – Minister Ernest Ngalle Bibehe – 92 billion 127 million FCFA
17) Ministry of Communication – Minister Rene Emmanuel Sadi – 4 billion 813 million FCFA
18) Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications – Minister Minette Libom Likeng – 14 billion 748 million FCFA
19) Ministry of External Relations – Minister Lejeune Mbella Mbella – 38 billion 795 million FCFA
20) Ministry of Small and Medium Size Enterprises, Social Economy and Handicrafts – Minister Achille Bassilekin – 10 billion 261 million FCFA
21) Ministry of Sports and Physical Education – Minister Narcisse Moelle Kombi – 23 billion 644 million FCFA
22) Ministry of Youth and Civic Education – Minister Mounouna Fotso – 26 billion 10 million FCFA
23) Minister of Housing and Urban Development – Minister Celestine Ketcha Courtes – 118 billion 200 million FCFA
24) Ministry of Decentralisation and Local Development – Minister George Elanga Obam – 50 billion 297 million FCFA
25) Ministry of Tourism and Leisure – Minister Bello Bouba Maigari – 7 billion 407 million FCFA
26) Ministry of Employment and Vocational Training – Minister Issa Tchiroma Bakary – 25 billion 466 million FCFA
27) Ministry of Livestock, Fishes and Animal Industries – Minister Dr Taiga – 51 billion 278 million FCFA
28) Ministry of Industries, Mines and Technological Development – Minister Gabriel Dodo Ndoke – 7 billion 70 million FCFA
29) Ministry of the Environment, Nature and Sustainable Development – Minister Hele Pierre – 6 billion 710 million FCFA
30) Ministry of Water and Energy – Minister Gaston Eloundou Essomba – 244 billion 563 million FCFA
31) Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation – Minister Madeleine Tchuinte – 12 billion 808 million FCFA
32) Ministry of Economy, Planning and Regional Development – 62 billion 233 million FCFA
33) Ministry of Forestry and Wildlife – Minister Jules Doret Ndongo – 19 million 5 million FCFA
34) Ministry of State Property, Surveys and land Tenure – Minister Henri Eyebe Ayissi – 18 billion 768 million FCFA
Poise News Desk
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