Gabon: oligui nguema launches agricultural independence battle with 25 billion fcfa
In a candid interview with a weekly magazine on June 24, 2026, President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema took a firm stance against Gabon’s reliance on
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Israel’s narrow election lead: how a fragmented Knesset could reshape regional power dynamics In a candid interview with a weekly magazine on June 24, 2026, President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema took a firm stance against Gabon’s reliance on
Morocco was elected unanimously on Friday as a commissioner of the African Commission on Nuclear Energy (AFCONE) for a three-year term. The vote took place
Gabon is taking a bold stand against Silicon Valley and Beijing tech titans, demanding that foreign social media platforms establish a legal foothold inside the
Gabon is making a strong case for a new economic model based on local processing of its critical minerals, moving away from decades of raw
Steve Diffo murder: chief Baloum and eight others indicted, sent to Dschang prison In Cameroon, chief Baloum and eight other individuals implicated in the double
Arcep Bénin unveils official list of short numbers for emergencies and assistance To make it easier for citizens to reach rescue, assistance and public interest
Libreville, Friday 26 June 2026 – For decades, they carried the administration, built institutions, ensured state continuity and passed on their experience to successive generations.
Greenwood close to Marseille exit Mason Greenwood is close to leaving Olympique de Marseille as the club seeks to raise funds. The English forward is
Us sanctions Rwandan firm over illegal gold trade funding DRC rebels The United States Treasury on Thursday, June 25, announced sanctions against a Rwandan enterprise
The security situation continues to deteriorate in Rutshuru territory, North Kivu, where at least ten people were abducted, two others killed, and multiple items looted
Called up to the France national team for the first time during March’s international break, Maxence Lacroix earned a surprise spot in Didier Deschamps‘ squad
Libreville – The decision by Moody’s regarding Gabon has sparked alarmist commentary. Yet behind the headlines and sometimes excessive interpretations lies a more nuanced and