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Gabon is transitioning to civilian rule with Junta leader Brice Oligui Nguema announcing his candidacy for the presidency in the upcoming April 2025 elections. The proposed constitution sets a two-term …
Gabon’s Transition to Civilian Rule: Junta Leader to Run for President Read More
Brice Oligui Nguema, Gabon’s military leader, announced he will run for president in the elections on April 12, 2025, following his rise to power in a 2023 coup. In another …
Gabon’s Military Leader Nguema Announces Presidential Candidacy Read More
General Brice Oligui Nguema, Gabon’s military leader, has declared his candidacy for the presidential election in April 2024, despite initial pledges to restore civilian rule post-coup in 2023. His campaign …
Gabon Junta Chief Oligui Declares Candidacy for April Presidential Election Read More
General Brice Oligui Nguema, who led a coup in Gabon, announced his presidential candidacy for April elections. He aims to restore civilian rule after the ousting of the Bongo dynasty …
General Oligui Nguema Announces Presidential Candidacy in Gabon Read More
General Brice Oligui Nguema of Gabon has positioned himself as a compassionate leader following his coup that deposed President Ali Bongo Ondimba. At 50, he plans to run for president, …
Brice Oligui Nguema: Embracing Leadership Amidst Expectations in Gabon Read More
Gabon has appointed Mark Doumba as the new economy minister as part of a cabinet reshuffle aimed at addressing escalating debt challenges. With $27 million owed to the World Bank …
Gabon Appoints Mark Doumba as New Economy Minister to Tackle Debt Crisis Read More
Gabon has adopted a new electoral code, facilitating a return to civilian rule post-coup. The transitional government is committed to democratic elections, with provisions for military candidates and dual nationals. …
Gabon Enacts New Electoral Code Towards Civilian Governance Read More
Gabon’s military rulers announced that a new constitution was approved in a recent referendum, with 91.8% of votes favoring it despite a 53.54% turnout. The proposed constitution limits presidential terms, …
Gabon’s Referendum: Overwhelming Support for New Constitution Amid Criticism Read More
Provisional results from Gabon indicate that 91.8 percent of voters approved a new constitution that limits presidential terms and disqualifies non-Gabonese candidates. Amid a media-driven campaign, voter turnout was reported …
Gabon’s Referendum: Overwhelming Support for New Constitution Signals Political Shift Read More
Gabon’s military rulers announced that provisional results of a referendum indicate overwhelming support for a new constitution. Approximately 91.8 percent of voters backed the changes, which introduce term limits and …
Gabon’s New Constitution Faces Backing Amid Controversy Over Authority Read More