Hamadou Moustapha, a minister in the Cameroonian government, has died at his home in Yaoundé. The death occurred in the early hours of Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
The news was confirmed by Actu Cameroun, which cited multiple sources regarding the timing and location of the passing. The former official was found deceased at his residence in the capital city.
As a senior government figure, Moustapha’s death marks a significant loss for the Cameroonian political establishment. While the specific portfolio he held was not detailed in the initial reports, his status as a minister places him among the highest-ranking civil servants in the country.
Yaoundé, the administrative capital of Cameroon, serves as the hub for the nation's executive and legislative bodies. The immediate confirmation of his death by local media outlets suggests that the news has already begun to circulate widely within the country.
Further details regarding the cause of death and the arrangements for his funeral are expected to emerge as the government and family issue official statements.
<small>Source: Actu Cameroun — read the original story there.</small>
