Central African government claims progress after 100 days
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Lengosongo
Félix Moloua’s Central African government presented an assessment of its first 100 days in Bangui through spokesperson Evariste Ngamana. The executive says it has made progress in several priority sectors and pledges to continue reforms, following the National Assembly’s vote of confidence on 1 July 2026, Lengosongo reports.
The Central African government is claiming progress in several priority sectors during the first 100 days of the first government of the 7th Republic, according to its spokesperson, Dr Evariste Ngamana. He presented the assessment on Thursday 8 October 2026 in Bangui, at a press conference devoted to government action.
Mr Ngamana described this milestone as an exercise in accountability to the population, following the presentation of the government’s general policy. The executive nevertheless acknowledges that major challenges remain.
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