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Anti-corruption drive in Gabon reshuffles political pack
Nearly two dozen people, some of them in the inner circle of power, have been ousted from office, arrested or given other duties.
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Gabon's Bongo vows to 'complete mission' despite health speculation
Gabonese President Ali Bongo Ondimba on Wednesday completed a decade in office, vowing to push ahead with economic reforms and an anti-corruption drive despite questions over his health after suffering a stroke nearly a year ago.
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Businesses in Central African union rue tough forex crackdown
The central African CFA union comprises former French colonies Chad, Congo Republic, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Cameroon and Central African Republic.
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Gabon's economic woes arouse nostalgia for Omar Bongo
Franceville was the capital of the Haut-Ogooue region where Bongo was born in 1935, and also where he was laid to rest.
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Gabon vows no mercy over theft of hardwood worth nearly $250 million
In late February and early March, the authorities uncovered and seized 392 containers with 5,000 cubic metres of illegally felled kevazingo wood in the port of Owendo - but by the end of April, 353 of the containers had disappeared.
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Gabon threatens crackdown over theft of sacred wood
Customs officers had discovered the collection of rare hardwood worth millions of dollars in February and March at two Chinese-owned depots at the Owendo timber port on the Libreville peninsula.
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Gabon president returns home for second time since suffering stroke
Contradictory information about Bongo’s health and an extended convalescence in Morocco have fuelled instability in Gabon which his family has ruled for over 50 years.
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Gabon President Ali Bongo back in country after attempted coup
The 59-year-old has been recuperating abroad for more than two months, following a stroke in October last year.
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Gabon’s ailing President expected home from Morocco
Gabon has been without an effective government for months since President Ali Bongo fell ill while attending an economic forum in Saudi Arabia on 24 October.
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SA joins condemnation of attempted military coup in Gabon
Two of the five coup leaders have been killed as the army restores control, closing down the internet and broadcasting services in the oil-rich, small West African state.
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Soldiers on alert after attempted coup in Gabon
A group of five soldiers sought to take power while Ali Bongo, the country’s ailing president, convalesces abroad following a stroke while he was in Saudi Arabia in October.
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AU, France warn against 'unconstitutional change' in Gabon
The Gabonese government on Monday claimed to have foiled an attempted takeover.
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Gabon says coup bid thwarted as president abroad
According to a government spokesman, security forces have been deployed in the capital and will remain there over the coming days in order to maintain order.
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Gabon soldiers seize state radio in apparent coup attempt
Military officers in Gabon staged an apparent coup early Monday morning, seizing the state radio station and declaring their dissatisfaction with President Ali Bongo.
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Gabon president to speak publicly for first time since stroke
The 59-year-old leader has not been back to Gabon since he fell ill in Saudi Arabia on 24 October and will address his nation from Morocco's capital Rabat, where he is recovering, a source told AFP.
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Gabon president appears in video after long medical absence
Bongo suffered a stroke while at a conference in Saudi Arabia on 24 October, sources told Reuters.
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Morocco king meets Gabon president in hospital
During the visit, King Mohammed VI said he was pleased about the state of President Ali Bongo’s health which he said was improving by the day, according to the Moroccan source.
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Gabon president leaves Saudi hospital - state media
As he departed King Salman airbase on Wednesday night, Bongo was seen off by officials from the Saudi foreign ministry,the official Saudi Press Agency said.
