Patrick Mouguiama-Daouda
GabonacademicMale8.0Global Dominance: 0.00%Patrick Mouguiama-Daouda is a renowned Gabonese academic and former minister, holding a Doctorate-HDR from Université Lumière Lyon 2 and serving as a professor at various universities. He is recognized for his expertise in history and anthropology, particularly concerning issues of identity and autochthony in the Ogooué-Maritime region. Recently, he has been in the news for addressing the ongoing controversy surrounding autochthony, sparked by statements from Minister Régis Onanga Ndiaye, as he advocates for a nuanced understanding of historical narratives and the importance of inclusivity in Gabonese society.
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Patrick Mouguiama-Daouda emphasized the historical significance of the Campus Mbongi initiative.
Langues en danger, savoirs endogènes, écologie : la CEEAC fait de Libreville son laboratoire d'intégration | Gabonreview.comGabon· 2026-07-27
Patrick Mouguiama-Daouda is the international coordinator of the Unitwin-Chaires Unesco program.
Campus Mbongi 2026 : une école d’été internationale autour des savoirs endogènes pour réinventer la conservation de la biodiversité | Gabonreview.comGabon· 2026-07-24
Patrick Mouguiama-Daouda is the director of the laboratory Langue, Culture et Cognition and coordinates the international network BLSB.
Campus Mbongui 2026 : les langues d'Afrique centrale convoquées au chevet de la biodiversité | Gabonreview.comGabon· 2026-07-21
Patrick Mouguiama-Daouda was the minister under whom the security system for schools was established.
Gabon : Les Auxiliaires de sécurité en milieu scolaire (ASS) réclament six mois d'indemnités impayées | Gabonreview.comGabon· 2025-10-13
Professor Patrick Mouguiama Daouda's remarks have shed scientific light on the issue of indigenous minorities.
[Tribune] Le contenu autochtone, une approche pour l’affirmation de la nation | Gabonreview.comGabon· 2025-03-18
Patrick Mouguiama-Daouda addresses the controversy surrounding autochthony in Ogooué-Maritime.
[Tribune] Le peuplement de l’Ogooué-Maritime : l’«autochtonie» en question | Gabonreview.comGabon· 2025-03-04