They travelled to Bayanga to sign a collaboration agreement between the Central African government and Sangha Lodge to operate the Libwe sector. The two ministers, housed at the Doli lodge, also took advantage of their presence in the DSPA to visit the elephant saline. They left on Sunday, October 13, 2019.
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