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INEGE recruits mapping technicians for upcoming censuses

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Equatorial Guinea’s National Statistics Institute is recruiting mapping technicians to prepare for the fifth general population and housing census and the first agricultural census. Applications must be submitted by 9 November 2026, by email or at the institute’s headquarters in Malabo, according to INEGE.

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