Equatorial Guinea’s government resigned. President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo ordered a government reshuffle, according to africa.businessinsider.com. The outgoing administration was appointed in 2024, according to premiumtimes. Ministers in Equatorial Guinea met only 10% of the country’s economic and infrastructure targets, according to africa.businessinsider.com. The ruling party described the reshuffle as a routine institutional restructuring to address the country's updated priorities, according to africa.businessinsider.com. Equatorial Guinea has failed to achieve broad-based economic growth or successful diversification despite decades of oil revenues, according to africa.businessinsider.com.