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Gabon Reshuffle Names 8 New Ministers, Keeps Oil Chief

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Gabon's president dropped five ministers and brought in eight on Sunday 11 October, replacing the energy minister but keeping his oil, mines and finance chiefs.

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With this new government, Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema confirms changes to key positions in national education and universal access to water and electricity, both in crisis. He also propels new faces into the executive.

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In Gabon, the government was reorganized on October 11, 2026, 10 months after it was set up. The team is still headed by Hermann Immongault as Vice-President of the government, the equivalent of...

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Against all odds, Brice Oligui Nguema formed a new government this weekend. Composed of 32 members against 28 for the previous one, he knows 8 new entrants and 5 departures, including that of the Minister of National Education, Camelia Ntoutoume Leclercq. Already minister under Ali Bongo Ondimba, in the same ministerial department, the latter had [...] Read article NEW GOVERNMENT IN GABON: The Minister of National Education fired from her post a…

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Gabon's President Oligui Nguema reshuffled his cabinet, increasing its size from 30 to 33. The reshuffle included 8 new members, 5 ministers leaving the government, 5 ministers changing roles, and the creation of a Ministry of Technical and Vocational Education and a Ministry of Environment and Climate.

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The Gabonese government now has 32 members against 30 in January 2026, with eight entrants, five exiters and five ministers changing portfolios. Hermann Immongault remains vice-president of the government, while Camelia Ntoutoume Leclercq leaves National Education, replaced by Jacqueline Ilogue Bignumba.

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gabonactu.com broke the news in Gabon on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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