Africazine:
The Gabonese government is taking significant steps to enhance its education infrastructure ahead of the upcoming academic year.
On July 26, 2026, Ilagou Mboumba, the Director of the Provincial Academy of Ngounié, visited Lébamba to evaluate school facilities for the 2026-2027 academic year. The inspection included an administrative building and two primary school education buildings, which together provide eight classrooms designed to accommodate a growing student population.
Director Evaluates Lébamba School Facilities
The visit by Ilagou Mboumba involved a thorough assessment of the school infrastructure in Lébamba, Ngounié Province. Accompanied by local officials, the director focused on the administrative building, which includes essential offices for school management.
The primary education building features two structures, each containing four classrooms, totaling eight classrooms. Each classroom is equipped to serve 30 students, ensuring ample space for learning.
Gabon: Key figures on school infrastructure
- 8 classrooms
- 15 tables and 2 benches per classroom
- 30 students per classroom
- 2 offices and classrooms for pre-primary education
- 2 toilets available
Government’s Commitment to Education Modernization
This visit is part of a broader initiative by the Gabonese government aimed at modernizing the education system. The initiative includes the construction, rehabilitation, and expansion of school infrastructures across the country. As the academic year approaches, the government is focused on ensuring that these facilities meet the needs of an increasing number of students.
Next Steps for Educational Development
- Complete the evaluation of all school facilities in the province.
- Ensure readiness of infrastructures before the academic year starts.
- Address any identified needs for additional resources or improvements.
Gabon is committed to enhancing its educational infrastructure to support its growing student population.
