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Gabon’s military officials announced that 91.8% of voters supported a newly proposed constitution aimed at limiting presidential terms and ensuring candidates are strictly Gabonese. Despite a turnout reported at 53.54%, …
Gabonese Voters Approve New Constitution Amid Controversy Read More
Gabonese military leaders announced that a proposed new constitution was overwhelmingly supported by voters, with 91.8% affirming it in recent referendum results. The constitution outlines new presidential term limits and …
Gabon Votes in Favor of New Constitution Amidst Military Rule Concerns Read More
Gabon will conduct a presidential election on March 22, announced by transitional President Brice Oligui Nguema. This election follows significant political changes in the country after a recent coup. Gabon …
Gabon Will Hold Presidential Election on March 22 Read More
Gabon will hold a presidential election on March 22, 2024, according to transitional President Brice Oligui Nguema. This election is critical as it represents Gabon’s return to civilian governance following …
Gabon to Hold Presidential Election on March 22, 2024 Read More
Gabon is voting on a new constitution aimed at establishing presidential term limits and preventing dynastic succession following last year’s military coup that ousted President Ali Bongo Ondimba. Approximately 860,000 …
Gabon Votes in Referendum for New Constitution Post-Military Coup Read More
Gabon held a referendum on a new constitution aimed at replacing decades of dynastic rule, with an estimated 860,000 voters participating amid fears of official propaganda and voter turnout scrutiny. …
Gabon Votes on New Constitution Marking a Potential Shift in Governance Read More
Gabonese voters approved a new constitution with 91.8 percent approval in a referendum, signifying a move towards democracy as stated by Interior Minister Hermann Immongault. Interim President General Brice Oligui …
Gabonese Referendum Approves New Constitution with Overwhelming Support Read More
Gabon held a referendum on a new constitution following the military coup that ended the Bongo family’s 55-year rule. Approximately 860,000 voters were urged to participate, with voting taking place …
Gabon’s Ruling Junta Champions Constitutional Referendum as Historic Moment Read More