Equatorial Guinea government resigns after failing to meet targets
The vice-president says the government had barely reached 10% of its targets, without specifying them.
Equatorial Guinea government resigns after failing to meet targets
The vice-president says the government had barely reached 10% of its targets, without specifying them. Grouped from 2 articles across 2 sources.
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Equatorial Guinea government resigns due to missed targets, VP says
DAKAR, June 16 - Equatorial Guinea's government resigned on Tuesday after failing to meet its objectives, the West African oil-producing country's Vice President Teodoro Obiang Mangue said.
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