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ex-president Ali Bongo on hunger strike to protest “acts of torture”
In Gabon, former President Ali Bongo and his two youngest sons Jalil and Bilal began a hunger strike to protest against the ” sequestration ” and the ” acts of…
the national dialogue proposes profound political, economic and social reforms
The national dialogue is coming to an end in Gabon. These major meetings, organized by the authorities after the coup d’état of August 30, aimed to propose a series of…
final reports presented to all participants
It is a crucial day this Saturday, April 27 in the national dialogue in Gabon. Following the coup d’état of August 30, the transitional authorities have been organizing meetings with…
the contribution of writers to the national dialogue summarized in a book
The work of the inclusive national dialogue which began on April 2 enters its 3rd week this Monday. Gabonese writers make their contribution. Thirteen of them published a joint book…
participants in the national dialogue got to the heart of the matter
In Gabon, the 676 participants in the Inclusive National Dialogue (DNI) got to the heart of the matter yesterday, Monday April 8. After a sluggish start for logistical reasons, the…
“My release sends a strong signal,” said the former spokesperson for the presidency of Gabon after his pardon
The former spokesperson for the presidency of the Gabonese Republic, Ike Ngouoni, released on April 3 following a presidential pardon, after five years in prison for embezzlement of public funds,…
former presidential spokesperson Ike Ngouoni released
Ike Ngouoni is free. The former presidential spokesperson from 2017 to 2019 was released from central prison on Wednesday April 3. He was sentenced in 2022 to eight years in…
a businessman detained in the Central African Republic, his father denounces the situation
A Gabonese businessman is under arrest in Bangui in the Central African Republic. Ismaël Agnagano, boss of two companies, including a private security company, was arrested on February 24. His…
the government wants to increase the retirement age of civil servants from 60 to 62 years
In Gabon, the government has decided to raise the retirement age of civil servants from 60 to 62 years. 2 mins With our correspondent in Libreville, Yves-Laurent Goma decision government…
Gabon once again modifies its constitutional charter
Friday evening, after a day of debate, parliamentarians meeting in extraordinary session voted for a new reform of the constitutional charter to allow the appointment of a Minister of Defense…