On 28 March 2002, President Paul Biya inaugurated the Yaounde Gynaeco-Obstetric and Pediatric Hospital in Ngousso, in the presence of China’s Vice-Minister of Public Health. The next day, the hospital opened its doors to patients with a day of free consultations.
On 28 March 2026, we marked twenty-four years of caring for women and children. Staff, retired colleagues, partners and friends of the hospital gathered to remember the path travelled, from the first four services opened in 2002 to the 23 services of today, and to thank everyone who has contributed to it. Long-serving staff were honoured, and retired colleagues were welcomed back to the hospital they helped to build.
The anniversary was also a chance to present the improvements made since 2025, including the new payment windows, the air-conditioned waiting room in gynaecology and the renovation of roofs and consultation rooms, and to launch preparations for the hospital’s 25th anniversary in 2027.
Celebrating the hospital’s journey since its inauguration in 2002.
A tribute to long-serving staff and retired colleagues.
A look at the renovations and new facilities completed since 2025.
Launch of preparations for the silver jubilee in March 2027.
The celebration brought together several generations of YGOPH staff in a spirit of pride and gratitude. It paid tribute to the pioneers who opened the hospital in 2002 and to the teams who keep it running day and night, and it set the course for the silver jubilee on 28 March 2027.
No. Emergencies, the maternity and all wards operated normally throughout the celebration.
The silver jubilee programme is published on this events page. Partners and former staff who wish to contribute can write to contact@hgopy.cm.
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Choose the service, a day and a time slot. Our team will confirm your appointment by phone or email. For emergencies, do not use this form: come directly to our emergency department or call (+237) 670 607 278.