[Opinion] Gabon Celebrates Liberation Day: Dialogue Between State & People 'Must Be Sincere,' President Says
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Gabon Celebrates Liberation Day: Dialogue Between State & People 'Must Be Sincere,' President Says
Gabon will continue to respect freedoms, ensure "the continuity of the state and the pursuit of essential reforms," President Brice Oligui Nguema emphasized.ℹ️ August 30 marks the third anniversary of the 2023 coup that ended the Bongo...
When we vote at 94 per cent for someone who was the hand who carried out Ali Bongo's orders to shoot at the Gabonese after each electoral defeat, we had to expect that there would be detentions of opinion. Democracy impossible in Gabon as long as the same exits from Omar Bongo's democratic school remain in power and continue to enrich themselves while the people lack the most basic goods such as water, electricity, roads and social housing of th…
Feast of Liberation, third edition of the Feast of Liberation, celebrated Sunday in Makokou, capital of the province of Ogooué-Ivindo, the president of the Gabonese Party of Progress (PGP), Benoit Mouiti Nzamba, Alain-Claude Bilie-By-Nze, former Gabonese Prime Minister, Ensemble pour le Gabon (EPG), Giovani Boulingui, spokesman of the party of Bilie By Nze, Tchibanga, L-article Feast of Liberation: Benoit Mouiti Nzamba asks for the release of Bi…
Gabon is celebrating the third anniversary of the coup that overthrew the Bongo regime this Sunday, August 30th, now known as "Liberation Day." President Brice Oligui Nguema delivered a speech on the eve of the commemoration, paying tribute to the soldiers who supported him.
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