Cameroon – Road Fund: Azebaze Jiofack William appointed director general

Author: Onana NestorPublished on: November 6, 2026Country: Cameroon

Business & Economy

Cameroon – Road Fund: Azebaze Jiofack William appointed director general

Azebaze Jiofack William has been appointed director general of Cameroon’s Road Fund, according to presidential decrees read on CRTV at 5 p.m. on Thursday, November 5, 2026. The Road Fund finances the upkeep of national and regional roads as well as urban streets. Before his appointment, Azebaze Jiofack William served as an attaché at the General Secretariat of the presidential administration.

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