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Fast forward to this year, Ali Bongo, turned to the power of music to help him stave off the challenge of 13 people for the top job in the oil-rich central African nation

Theres a new air of optimism among the seniors waiting patiently since dawn in Gabons capital Libreville to chase up pensions that were never paid. Some say theyve received nothing for years

Military juntas have been seizing control of France’s former colonies, and it could be just as consequential as the Arab Spring – with all the chaos that entails

The military coup détat in Gabon on Aug. 30, which toppled the 55-year-long family reign of Omar and Ali Bongo, followed similar putsches by military officers in Niger, Sudan, Burkina

Gen Ngeuma has raised the expectations of many people after toppling President Ali Bongo.

Gabon's new prime minister speaks to the BBC about plans to prosecute ministers under ousted leader Ali Bongo.

By putting an end to Bongo's power, the army is trying to perpetuate the system, but it is not counting on the popular will for real change in the country.

What if the

"The president of the transition (...) decided today to reactivate the task force for controlling internal and external debt in order to carry out the verification of all public markets.

As recent coups in Africa grab the world's attention, an expert said the changes in the former French colonies may push them to find...