On behalf of President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, Vice-Premier Hermann Immongault represented Gabon at the celebrations of Madagascar’s 66th independence anniversary on 26 June in Antananarivo. Alongside other delegation heads, Immongault attended the military parade at the Mahamasina stadium, which highlighted the commitment, patriotism and modernisation of the Malagasy armed forces. The commemoration was held under the theme “reform for the development of Madagascar”. Immongault’s presence underscored the excellent relations between the Gabonese and Malagasy peoples. It also demonstrated the willingness of Libreville and Antananarivo to further strengthen their exchanges.…
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Gabon economic forum emphasizes public-private dialogue for national growth
The second annual Gabon Economic Forum (GEF), convened at the prestigious Palais des Congrès on Saturday, June 27, 2026, commenced with a resolute declaration from Alain Claude Kouakoua, President of the Fédération des entreprises du Gabon (FEG). He articulated his profound aspiration: « My vision is for the FEG to be recognized not merely for defending businesses, but fundamentally for ensuring their prosperity. » This pivotal gathering brought together influential decision-makers and international partners, establishing itself as a crucial platform dedicated to addressing Gabon’s pressing economic challenges and charting a…
Read MoreGabon Economic Forum second edition focuses on public-private dialogue
« I want the Gabon Business Federation to be recognized tomorrow not just for defending companies, but above all for helping them succeed. » This was the wish expressed by Alain Claude Kouakoua, president of the Gabon Business Federation (FEG), during the opening ceremony of the second edition of the Gabon Economic Forum (GEF) on Saturday, June 27, 2026, at the Palais des Congrès. Indeed, this gathering, which brings together decision-makers and international partners, serves as a platform aimed at addressing Gabon’s economic challenges. In a pragmatic tone, the FEG…
Read MoreRDC: des organisations de la société civile lancent le « Manifeste de Kasangulu » une feuille de route citoyenne pour la refondation et le redressement du pays
Breaking News Politique: « La Constitution actuelle est une prime à la criminalité », Tshilumbayi défend le changement constitutionnel et accuse l’Église de bénir les rebelles⠀ ⠀ Politique: RDC: des organisations de la société civile lancent le « Manifeste de Kasangulu » une feuille de route citoyenne pour la refondation et le redressement du pays⠀ ⠀ Sécurité: RDC : le gouvernement accélère l’opérationnalisation du Fonds de soutien et de développement des FARDC⠀ ⠀ Culture: Walikale : le Kisiembé, une trompette traditionnelle qui perpétue la communication ancestrale des Wanianga⠀ ⠀ Politique:…
Read MoreGabon’s economic shift: prioritizing intra-african trade for continental growth
President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema is actively steering Gabon towards deeper economic integration within the African market. During a Council of Ministers meeting on June 25, he issued clear directives to his government, emphasizing the need to prioritize imports from fellow African nations, particularly in the vital food sector. This strategic move is designed to translate his pan-Africanist vision into tangible public policies. Intra-African trade is now officially recognized as a cornerstone of Gabon’s economic blueprint. In the recent Council of Ministers assembly on June 25, President Oligui Nguema urged…
Read More2026 world cup: the Algeria-austria ‘disgrace match’ scenario and complex qualification math
Coupe du Monde 2026 Coupe du monde 2026: Algérie-Autriche, pourquoi le “match de la honte” ne devrait pas avoir lieu Partager Partager Whatsapp LinkedIn Mail messenger The latest group stage outcomes have significantly complicated the qualification landscape for both Austria and Algeria. Navigating the path to avoid a potential clash with Spain in the Round of 16 now involves intricate calculations. A striking historical parallel emerges 44 years after the infamous “disgrace match” in Gijón during the 1982 World Cup. Algeria and Austria find themselves once more facing a fixture…
Read MoreGabon: Marie Joselle Itsana makes history as first woman president of UPG
The Union du Peuple Gabonais (UPG) has entered a new era. On Thursday, June 25, 2026, in Libreville, a landmark extraordinary Congress concluded with Marie Joselle Itsana elected as the party’s new president—a historic milestone as the first woman to lead this influential political movement. By Aïcha Abdou — Senior correspondent
Read MoreKey african political and business developments unveiled
Today’s headlines feature pivotal African political developments and significant business transformations unfolding across the continent. From Gabon’s leadership to Senegal’s political landscape and a major corporate overhaul, these stories provide crucial insights into current affairs. gabonese leader offers unique perspective Gabon’s transitional president, Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, has recently opened up about his vision for the nation. His detailed statements offer a rare glimpse into the strategies guiding Gabon’s ongoing political transition and its future trajectory. Observers are closely analyzing these pronouncements for their implications on regional stability and pan-African…
Read MoreJulian Alvarez transfer saga reignites: Barcelona or PSG in the running?
The prospect of Julian Alvarez joining either Paris Saint-Germain or FC Barcelona before the summer transfer window closes has gained significant momentum. While both European giants are keen, Barcelona holds a distinct advantage, as the 26-year-old Atlético Madrid forward has been actively pushing, both publicly and behind the scenes, for a move to the Catalan club. However, as football icon Luis Suarez recently suggested, Alvarez’s desired transfer might ultimately be deferred until next year. “A player as astute as Julian, considering his journey from River Plate, through Manchester City, Atlético,…
Read MoreCameroon high blood pressure: silent killer affects 1 in 3 adults
The silent killer known as high blood pressure claims over 17,000 lives annually in Cameroon, with nearly one in three adults battling the condition. Urban areas, particularly Yaoundé and Douala, report significantly higher rates compared to rural and semi-urban regions. Shockingly, nearly 39% of adults aged 25 to 70 are living with hypertension, a figure that continues to rise. Why hypertension is surging in Cameroon Dr. Djoumessi Romance, a rhythmologist at Yaoundé’s Biyem-Assi District Hospital, points to lifestyle shifts as the primary culprit. ‘Cameroonians’ diets are excessively high in salt…
Read MorePsg eyes yan diomandé as kang-in lee’s likely successor
Paris Saint-Germain’s summer transfer window is heating up with significant movements on the horizon. The capital club has reportedly reached an agreement with AC Milan for the sale of Gonçalo Ramos, and it appears Kang-In Lee is also set for an exit. The South Korean midfielder is widely expected to join Atlético de Madrid, and to fill the void, PSG’s sporting advisor Luis Campos and coach Luis Enrique have reportedly set their sights on a single prime target: 19-year-old Yan Diomandé. PSG is poised for an active summer transfer market,…
Read MoreGonçalo Ramos set for record transfer from PSG to AC Milan
The Portuguese striker is on his way out of Paris. Gonçalo Ramos, the 25-year-old Portugal international forward, is finalising a move from Paris Saint-Germain to AC Milan. Both clubs have reached a full agreement, and the player has also given his green light. He now awaits the final formalities before signing with the Rossoneri. The deal is expected to be announced in the coming days. Ramos joined PSG three years ago from Benfica and spent two seasons battling for a starting spot in a packed attack. He will now reunite…
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