On September 1, 2026, in Yaoundé, Minister Henri Eyebe Ayissi presided over the special sessions on land reform, announcing the immediate application of the 2024-2026 circular letters and circular letter No. 0005 of August 31 on the Advisory Commissions.
The Regional Council of the Center hosted on September 1, 2026, the special sessions dedicated to the official launch of the 2024-2026 circular letters and ministerial instructions for land governance.
Presided over by the Minister of Domains, Cadastre and Land Affairs, Henri Eyebe Ayissi, the meeting brought together administrative authorities, traditional chiefs, and actors in the land chain.
The minister recalled the limits of the 1974 ordinance in the face of demographic pressure, urbanization, and disputes, and justified the reform undertaken within the framework of SND30 and FAO directives.
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Two major announcements: the signing of Circular Letter No. 0005 of August 31, 2026, setting the terms for the appointment of notables within the Advisory Commissions, and a rigorous evaluation during the parliamentary debate on the future land law project.
The MINDCAF prescribed strict and immediate application: updated annual file of attestations from third-degree chieftaincies, commission descent scales, and submission of all ongoing files to the new rules, under penalty of sanctions.
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