AIGLES AT E-GOVA: CAMEROON'S ANSWER TO A PAPERLESS AND CASHLESS AFRICA
Minister Joseph LE has positioned Cameroon’s civil service at the center of Africa’s digital future, presenting AIGLES — the Personnel and Payroll Management Application Software — as the country’s flagship answer to the E-GOVA Summit theme: “e-Gov and AI in Africa: Build an efficient public service in a paperless and cashless Africa.” This was during the launch of the E-GOVA Summit taking place from October 15-17, 2026 in Yaoundé.
Speaking at the E-GOVA Africa Summit Expo and Awards at the Palais des Congrès on October 15, 2026, under the chairmanship of the Minister of Posts and Telecommunications, Mrs Minette Libom Li Likeng, Minister Joseph LE said AIGLES was conceived not just as payroll software, but as the core infrastructure for an AI-driven, paperless administration. With deployment now at over 80%, the platform is already centralizing recruitment, career management, promotions, retirement, and salary processing on one secure system.
In his presentation, the Minister highlighted AI as a tool to improve decision-making, predict needs, and enhance public service delivery. However, its success depends on strong data management and secure systems. His speech stresses that digital transformation in public administration requires strategic planning, process reform, and continuous improvement, and its benefits include centralized data, automated processes, reduced bureaucracy, and better citizen services.
Summit participants received the presentation as evidence that AI in government is moving beyond concepts. For Cameroon, AIGLES is the bridge between policy and execution — linking e-government ambitions to the daily reality of 250,000+ public servants.
Emmanuella LIMUNGA NJIE
Journalist, CELCOM-MINFOPRA




AIGLES: MINISTER JOSEPH LE SELLS DIGITAL PUBLIC SERVICE AT IRIC COLLOQUIUM
This Tuesday, October 13, 2026, bright minds from across Cameroon and beyond put digital performance to trial and Public Service boss, Minister Joseph LE came with a strong exhibit: AIGLES. Speaking at the high-level colloquium organized by the Centre d’études et de recherches constitutionnelles, administratives et financières, CERCAF, and the Faculty of Law and Political Sciences of the University of Yaounde II, Minister LE presented on “Public Service, Digitalisation and Performance: the case of AIGLES”. The event was held under the theme “Public Law in the Era of Innovations: Artificial Intelligence and Performance”. Before an audience chaired by the Minister of State, Minister of Higher Education, Prof. Jacques FAME NDONGO, Minister Joseph LE argued that Cameroon’s public service cannot achieve performance without going digital. He showcased AIGLES – Personnel and Payroll Management Software - as the revolution that has sanitized the state payroll, dematerialized career management, and brought transparency, speed and traceability to HR procedures within Cameroon’s public administration. From online enrollment to career tracking and retirement, AIGLES is proof that Artificial Intelligence and digitalization are not futuristic slogans but tools already boosting efficiency and fighting inertia in the administration. For Joseph LE, the message was clear: the future of public service is paperless, and AIGLES is its wings. The Honor Panel also featured Minister Minette LIBOM LI LIKENG, Minister of Posts and Telecommunications, Dr. Beni SITACK YOMBATINA, Minister of Higher Education to Chad, and M. Olivier MEKULU MVONDO, Director General of the National Social Insurance Fund.
Emmanuella LIMUNGA NJIE
Journalist, CELCOM- MINFOPRA


