Assessment of the first 100 days of the government of Moloua

By Fanta DEMBA l LAMINE MÉDIA
Translated into English by Susan CARTER-JONES l LNC

(Bangui on October 10, 2026, l LAMINE MEDIA) The day before yesterday, Évariste Ngamana, minister and government spokesperson, had also summed up the first 100 days of the Moloua III government. To summarize, as Georges Marchais said in France, "the overall assessment is positive" - So no questioning of oneself, for him, these first 100 days mark an essential phase in the implementation of the government’s commitments. Moreover, on July 1, 2026, the Prime Minister revealed the main orientations of his team to the national representation, thus constituting a public commitment. Three months later, he has taken stock, and everything is on the way to completion. And to this end, a report was drawn up; Ngamana sees in this report more than just a communication operation. But a tool to reveal achievements, explain what remains to be done and provide citizens with elements to assess public action.
During these 100 days, several initiatives were launched in key sectors: energy, education, health, economy and local production among others. He also talked about intensifying public information to minimize misunderstandings.
Finally, a documentary about the first 100 days of government was produced, accompanied by special editions broadcast on national television and radio. And on Friday, October 9, a round table was established for the inauguration of the new national television studio.

For: LAMINE MEDIA (in FR and GB).
Date: October 10, 2026
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