Gabon, a small oil eldorado in Central Africa with a population of 1.8 million, has struggled to establish its democracy since 1990, the year of the introduction of multiparty politics. Thus, the national political life has been punctuated for several decades by the Democratic Party of Gabon (CEO-in power), created by the late Omar Bongo…...
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Gabon: oil paces the economic and political life of the country
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January 18, 2014. Port-Gentil (Gabon). President Ali Bongo and Ndong Sima cut the symbolic ribbon for the inauguration of the Institute of Oil and Gas.
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