Civil Service: 2,305 positions open through 36 competitions

Author: lebledparle.comPublished on: June 8, 2026Country: Cameroon

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Civil Service: 2,305 positions open through 36 competitions

Minister of Public Service Joseph Lé announced on June 4, 2026, the opening of 36 competitions to fill 2,305 positions in Cameroon's civil service. The recruitment includes 890 regular positions (470 through direct competitions, 220 at ENAM, 100 at INJS/CENAJES, and 100 through tests), 1,200 special recruitment slots (1,000 for free auditors at ENS/ENSET and 200 medical specialists), and 215 professional competitions. The operation aims to strengthen state personnel amid high demand for public jobs.

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