Cameroon: Death of General Philippe Mpay, a historical figure of the army

Author: lebledparle.comPublished on: May 9, 2026Country: Cameroon

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Cameroon: Death of General Philippe Mpay, a historical figure of the army

Major General Philippe Mpay passed away at the Military Hospital in Yaoundé, leaving a void in the Cameroonian army. Born in 1939 in Nguibassa, he dedicated over sixty years to the Cameroonian Armed Forces, holding strategic positions, including in Douala. Known for his rigor and commitment, he also played a key role in training young officers until his later years.

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