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Patasse’s new cabinet announced

    NAIROBI

    Prime-Minister Anicet-Georges Dologuele last week formed a new 24-member government to serve under President Ange-Felix Patasse, news organisations and UN sources said. A statement from the UN Mission in the CAR (MINURCA), received by IRIN, said the new cabinet included members of the ruling Mouvement de liberation du peuple centrafricain (MLPC), six other parties, and representatives from civil society and the military. Dologuele, who had resigned as prime minister following Patasse’s 19 September re-election, was reappointed on 26 October. He subsequently reassigned himself as economic, finance, planning and international cooperation minister.

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