Gabon Higher Education Sector Seeks Academic Freedom
Gabon's ACAF and university unions meet to discuss governance and academic freedom.
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Gabon's ACAF and university unions meet to discuss governance and academic freedom.
Ivorian youngster Hubert Yao, following in his brother Gervinho's footsteps, set to showcase his skills at the upcoming U17 World Cup in Qatar.
Gabon's Minister of Public Service and Capacity Building, Laurence Ndong, met with SYGE V leaders to discuss ongoing public service reforms.
A Gabonese content creator and a shop owner have apologized to the nation and President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema for promoting products deemed to be an outrage to public morals.
Gabon's Compagnie nationale des transports (CNT) has launched a mobile app to modernize public transportation, eliminating long queues and cash transactions.
La cheffe de la Minusca, Valentine Rugwabiza, effectue une tournée en Centrafrique pour évaluer le dispositif de la mission onusienne.
Gabon's local municipalities struggle with low budget execution rates, sparking concerns about service delivery and development.
Gabon's government has introduced a tax on gas flaring, a practice that has been negatively impacting the environment for over a decade.
Gabon's Ministry of National Education speeds up processing of 2026 vacation states for exam personnel.
Gabon's Mediature concludes a two-day seminar in Libreville to boost staff capacity with support from the International Organization of La Francophonie.
Gabon's ruling party PDG opens a 3-day seminar to refound and reclaim power by 2032 under President Blaise Louembé's vision.
Gabon hosts a sub-regional workshop on sustainable wildlife management, calling for collective efforts from states and partners in Central Africa.