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Government
Vicente Ehate Tomi is appointed Prime Minister of the Government, in charge of Administrative Coordination.
Clemente Engonga Nguema Onguene, First Deputy Prime Minister is appointed Head of the Political Affairs, Democracy and Minister of Internal Affairs and Local Corporations.
Alfonso Nsue Mokuy is appointed Second Deputy Prime Minister in Charge of the Social and Human Rights Affairs.
Ministers
1. Minister of State to the Presidency of the Republic in charge of Missions, H.E. Alejandro Evuna Owono Asangono.
2. Minister of State to the Presidency of the Republic in charge of the Civil Cabinet, H.E. Braulio Ncogo Abegue.
3. Minister of State to the Presidency of the Government in charge of Relations with the Parliament and Legal Affairs, H.E. Angel Masie Mibuy.
4. Minister of State to the Presidency of the Government in charge of Regional Integration, H.E. Baltasar Engonga Edjo.
5. Minister of State for Justice, Religious Affairs and Penitentiary Institutions, H.E. Francisco Javier Ngomo Mbengono.
6. Minister of State for National Defense, H.E. Antonio Mba Nguema.
7. Minister-Secretary General of the Presidency of the Government, H.E. Tomas Esono Ava.
8. Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, H.E. Agapito Mba Mokuy.
9. Minister of Economy, Trade and Business Promotion, H.E. Celestino Bonifacio Bakale Obiang.
10. Minister of Finance and Budgets, H.E. Marcelino Owono Edu.
11. Minister of Planning, Economic Development and Investment, H.E. Conrado Okenve Ndoho.
12. Minister of Transportation, Technology, Postal Services and Telecommunications, H.E. Francisco Mba Olo Bahamonde.
13. Minister of National Security, H.E. Nicolas Obama Nchama.
14. Minister of Education and Science, H.E. Maria del Carmen Ekoro.
15. Minister for Health and Social Welfare, H.E. Tomas Mecheba Fernandez.
16. Minister of Public Works and Infrastructures, H.E. Juan Nko Mbula.
17. Minister of Mines, Industry and Energy, H.E. Gabriel Mbega Obiang Lima.
18. Minister of Labor and Social Security.H.E. Heriberto Miko Mbengono.
19. Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, H.E. Miguel Oyono Ndong Mifumu.
20. Minister of Information, Press and Radio, H.E. Agustin Nze Nfumu.
21. Minister of Social Affairs and Promotion of Women, H.E. Maria Leonor Epam Biribe.
22. Minister of Fisheries and the Environment, H.E. Crescencio Tamarite Castaño.
23. Minister of Public Service and Administrative Reform, H.E. Purificacion Buari Lasaquero.
24. Minister of Youth and Sports, H.E. Francisco Pascual Obama Asue.
25. Delegate Minister of the Department of Culture and Tourism, H.E. Guillermina Mokuy Mba Obono.
26. Delegate Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, H.E. Pedro Ela Nguema Buna.
27. Delegate Minister of Justice, Religious Affairs and Penitentiary Institutions, H.E. Juan Olo Mba Nseng.
28. Delegate Minister of National Defense, H.E. Vicente Eya Olomo.
29. Delegate Minister of Internal Affairs and Local Corporations, H.E. Leocadio Ndong Moñung.
30. Delegate Minister of Economy, Trade and Business Promotion, H.E. Jose Angel Borico Moises.
31. Delegate Minister of Finance in charge of Taxes and Contributions, H.E. Monserrat Afang Ondo.
32. Delegate Minister of Planning, Economic Development and Investment, H.E. Fortunato Ofa Mbo Nchama.
33. Delegate Minister in charge of Civil Aviation, H.E. Fausto Abeso Fuma.
34. -Delegate Minister of Education and Science, H.E. Santiago Ondo Esono.
35. Delegate Minister of Health and Social Welfare, H.E. Diosdado-Vicente Nsue Milang.
36. Delegate Minister of Energy, H.E. Fidel-Marcos Meñe Ncogo.
37. Delegate Minister of Labor and Social Security, Ricardo Máximo Torao Oyfio.
38. Delegate Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, H.E. Diosdado-Sergio Osa Mongomo.
39. Delegate Minister of Information, Press and Radio, H.E. Teobaldo Nchaso Matomba.
Vice Ministers
40. Vice Minister of Culture and Tourism, H.E. Jose Mba Obama.
41. Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, H.E. Victoriana Nchama Nsue Okomo.
42. Vice Minister of National Defense, H.E. Daniel Ncogo Ncogo.
43. Vice Minister of Internal Affairs and Local Corporations, H.E. Jeremías Ondo Ngomo.
44.-Vice Minister of Economy, Trade and Business Promotion, H.E. Jose-Jaime Ondo Ndong.
45. -Vice Minister of Planning, Economic Development and Investment, H.E. Valentin Ela Maye.
46. -Vice Minister of Transportation, H.E. Joaquin Elema Borengue.
47. Vice Minister of National Security, H.E. Juan-Antonio Bibang Nchuchuma.
48. Vice Minister of Health and Social Welfare, H.E. Miguel Obiang Abeso.
49. Vice Minister of Public Works and Infrastructures, H.E. Reginaldo Asu Mangue.
50. -Vice Minister of Labor and Social Security, H.E. Isidoro Eyi Mosuy Andeme.
51. Vice Minister of Information, Radio and Press, H.E. Federico Abaga Ondo.
52. Vice Minister of Social Affairs and Promotion of Women, H.E. Consuelo Ondo Nsang.
53. Vice Minister of Fisheries and the Environment, H.E. Santiago Esua Nko.
54. Vice Minister of Public Service and Administrative Reform, H.E. Baltasar Esono Eworo Nfono.
55. Vice Minister of Youth and Sports, H.E. Manuel Asumu Cawan.
Secretaries of State
56.- Secretary of State in Charge of Roads, Tolls, Airport Infrastructures in the Government Presidency, Mr. Luis Oyono Esono.
57.- Secretary of State for Consular Affairs in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, Mr. Angel Mokara Moleila.
58.- Secretary of State of the Ministry of Justice, Religious Affairs and Penitentiary Institutions, Mr. Antonio Nzambi Nlonga.
59.- Secretary of State in Charge of the General State Treasury in the Ministry of Finance and Budgets, Mr. Eucario Bakale Angue.
60.- Secretary of State in Charge of Financial Control Services in the Ministry of Finance and Budgets, Mr. Eusebio Ipico Penda.
61.- Secretary of State for Technology and Telecommunications in the Ministry of Transportation, Technology, Posts and Telecommunications, Mr. Carmelo Martin Modu Ebuka.
62.- Secretary of State in Charge of Primary and Secondary Education at the Ministry of Education and Science, Mr. Salvador Nguema Mangue.
63.- Secretary of State in Charge of University Education in the Ministry of Education and Science, Mr. Jose Cosme Okenve Mbomio.
64.- Secretary of State in Charge of Public Health and Health Planning in the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, Mr. Praxedes Rabat Macambo.
65.- Secretary of State of Hospital Infrastructures, Medical Supplies and Medicines in the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, Mr. Enrique Ovono Ondo.
66.- Secretary of State for Hospital Coordination and Assistance in the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, Mr. Victor Sima Oyana.
67.- Secretary of State in Charge of Housing and Urban Development in the Ministry of Public Works and Infrastructures, Mr. Aurelio Mba Olo Andeme.
68.- Secretary of State for Industry at the Ministry of Mines, Industry and Energy, Mr. Miguel Angel Ondo Angue.
69.- Secretary of State in the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, Mr. Alfredo Mitogo Mitogo Ada.
70.- Secretary of State in the Ministry of Information, Press and Radio, Mr. Juan Noel Nsue Ondo.
71.- Secretary of State in the Ministry of Fisheries and Environment, Mr. Simon Osa Adugu.
72.- Secretary of State for Public Service in Charge of Human Resources in the Ministry of Public Service and Administrative Reform, Mrs. Amparo Mele Kolifa.
73.- Secretary of State in the Ministry of Youth and Sports, Mr. Ruslan Obiang Nsue.
Latest news
Lucas Nguema, satisfied with the electoral campaign· The Secretary-General of the Democratic Party of Equatorial Guinea (PDGE), Lucas Nguema Esono, considers that the campaign has been carried out in a good atmosphere.
The Prime Minister receives the electoral observers from the African Union
· Vicente Ehate Tomi received early Wednesday, May 22, in his office of the Presidency of the Government, to the Delegation of the Electoral Observation Mission of the African Union (AU), which has come to supervise the conducting of the senatorial, legislative and municipal elections on May 26.
The visit by the President of Liberia ends
· Ellen Johnson Sirleaf returned on Tuesday to her country, after finishing the official visit to Equatorial Guinea, the second one that she makes to our nation.
Clarification on the news report of the assault on a Minister
· In recent days the inaccurate news report has been spread that the Minister of National Security, Nicolas Obama Nchama, had been assaulted in Libreville (Gabon). In reality, the victim of this assault was the Vice Minister of the same branch, Juan-Antonio Bibang Nchuchuma and not the Minister, as some media have stated.
The Mayor of Malabo campaigns in Sampaka
· Last Monday, Maria Coloma Edjang Bengono visited the Town Council of Sampaka, to inform about the political program of the Democratic Party of Equatorial Guinea (PDGE).
Message of condolence from the President
· H.E. Obiang Nguema Mbasogo and the Government of Equatorial Guinea have expressed their condolences to the people and North American President for the catastrophe of Oklahoma.
Audience of the Minister of Foreign Affairs
· Agapito Mba Mokuy received on Monday, May 20, in his office in the ministry headquarters, along with the Delegate Minister, Pedro Ela Nguema Buna, the Ambassadors of the United States and of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Mark L. Asquino and Kwak Ji Hwan, respectively.
The FAO asks for a greater contribution of forests to food security
· The participants of the First International Conference on Forests for Food Security and Nutrition, held in Rome between May 13 and 15 and organized by the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), asked the governments, civil society and the private sector to guarantee and strengthen the contribution of forests to food security and nutrition.
Bilateral meeting at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
· In the framework of the official visit to our country made by the President of Liberia, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, from May 19 to 21, the delegations of Liberia and Equatorial Guinea met in the ministerial headquarters for a joint committee.
The CICTE and CSIC, ready to establish a framework for cooperation
· The main objective of the meeting between the Council of Scientific and Technological Research of Equatorial Guinea (CICTE) and the Higher Council of Scientific Research of Spain (CSIC) was to establish a framework for cooperation in scientific and cultural fields, as well as technology and science, among others.
Such is the electoral campaign of the political parties
· As in many other countries around the world, the supporters of political groups work on their campaigns to convince voters of the various parties. Www.guineaecuatorialpress.com shared some campaign activities with those struggling to get votes for the elections of May 26.
Agustin Nze Nfumu campaigns in Aņisok
· The Minister of Information, Press and Radio continues to campaign on the mainland: on Saturday he presented the program of the Democratic Party of Equatorial Guinea (PDGE) in the city of Aņisok.
The Head of State of the Central African Republic in Malabo
· Michel Am-Nondokro Djotodia was received in the Malabo International Airport by the President of Equatorial Guinea and various authorities led by the Prime Minister, Vicente Ehate Tomi.
Kily, once again summoned by the Nzalang
· After not having been called in the first matches by the new coach Andoni Goikoetxea, Kily Alvarez, one of the winners in the CAN 2012, returns for the decisive matches against Cape Verde and Tunisia.
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