Gabons government
Gabon's Bongo headed to Morocco to continue recovery – wife
Bongo has not been seen in public since being admitted to hospital during a conference on 24 October.
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Gabon names new govt after winning disputed election
President Ali Bongo was declared the election winner by fewer than 6,000 votes.
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Gabon president Bongo names new prime minister
A statement read on state television said Bongo asked Issoze Ngondet to form an open government.
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Gabon court upholds Bongo poll victory rejects opposition challenge
Six died in riots that caused major damage in the capital, Libreville, and elsewhere in the country.
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Gabon president seeks talks with opposition ahead of election ruling
The court must rule by Friday on a request by Ping to recount votes in the province of Haut-Ogooue.
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Gabon opposition leader challenges vote as mediation mission postponed
Former foreign minister Jean Ping lost the August election to President Ali Bongo by fewer than 6,000 votes.
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Gabon leader under scrutiny as EU questions election win
At least six people died in riots in Libreville & other cities in the days after the announcement of results.
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Gabon opposition leader urges general strike after disputed election
Their protests undermined Bongo’s attempts to project stability following the election’s violent aftermath.
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Tension eases in Gabon capital after riots over disputed election
The AU and UN expressed concern over the violence, saying the situation could affect regional stability.
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Gabon's Ping declares himself president after post-poll riots
Violence erupted across Gabon on Wednesday following the announcement of a slim victory for Bongo.
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Over 1,000 arrested as post-election riots rage in Gabon
Violent protests raged in at least nine neighbourhoods of the capital Libreville, a police source said.
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Gabon condemns Ping, warns France against 'interference'
President Ali Bongo's challenger, Jean Ping, has been accused of trying to destabilise the country.
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Gabon leader & top rival both claim presidential victory, allege fraud
Backers of the president and his main challenger, Jean Ping, also traded accusations of allegedly fraud.
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5 decades of rule at stake as Gabon heads to the polls
President Ali Bongo comes up against Jean Ping who was foreign minister in his father’s government.
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SA journalist prevented from entering Gabon
Authorities at a Gabon airport denied Mzilikazi wa Afrika permission to go through because he is a journalist.
