Hamadou Moustapha, born on 11 May 1945, is a Cameroonian politician who was appointed as a minister‑in‑charge of mission during the cabinet reshuffle of 2 October 2004.
The appointment came as part of a broader governmental reorganisation announced by President Paul Biya, aimed at strengthening the executive’s capacity to implement development programmes.
As a minister‑in‑charge of mission, Moustapha was tasked with overseeing specific policy initiatives and coordinating inter‑ministerial projects, a role that often serves as a bridge between the presidency and various ministries.
Cameroon, a Central African nation with a population of over 25 million, has a political system in which such ministerial positions are used to advance the government’s agenda and ensure alignment across its ministries.
<small>Source: Actu Cameroun — read the original story there.</small>
