Cameroon's Public Service Law

Cameroonian public service law occupies a major place in our public law. It is a full law written and codified under the general rules and regulations of the public service, private and special rules and regulations.

That law is mainly reported by the Supreme Court, the highest administrative court in Cameroon.

This study reads the law, pays attention to case law and sometimes echoes its practice, due to the professional experience of the author.

It is thus recommended for everyone, namely civil servants and State agents eager to be informed, as well as students wanting to learn and increase their knowledge, to read this work.

Born in 1945 in Akom (South Cameroon), Joseph Owona is currently Professor emeritus and Honorary Chancellor of the University of Yaounde-II, Soa, Honorary Director of the Institute of International Relations of Cameroon and Chairman of the Debt Recovery Corporation (SRC).
A holder of an aggregation in Public Law and Political Sciences, he has a rich experience in teaching and administrative management : Head of the Department of Public Law, Director of the Institute of International Relations of Cameroon (IRIC), Chancellor of the University of Yaounde, minister of Higher Education, Minister from 1983 to 2004 and General Secretary of the Presidency, Professor on Mission at the University of Bordeaux-I, the Marien-Ngouabi University and the African Institute of Academic Sciences of USSR.
He is the author of several books.