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The coup roots can be traced back to when deposed president Ali Bongo Ondimba suffered a stroke in 2018.

Rigging elections has been a national sport in too many of the region’s territories – will Cameroon and Congo-Brazzaville be next?

Libreville, Sep 6 (EFE).- Gabon coup leader General Brice Oligui Nguema has begun a process to release prisoners of conscience from the previous regime, according to his government on Wednesday. The release process commenced on Tuesday, a day after Nguema took oath as interim president of the cou

The Africa Finance Corp (AFC) has stated that the growing spate of military coups in the continent is threatening investment

The Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS) suspended Gabon's membership after a coup removed President Ali Bongo.

Gabon's former president, Ali Bongo, who was ousted in a putsch, is free to leave the country and travel abroad, the leader of the coup that toppled him said on Wednesday. "He has freedom of movement... and can travel abroad if he wishes," General Brice Oligui Nguema said in a statement read on state television.…

Then comes Gabon. It's overwhelming." "I think Baba should focus on his renewed hope agenda for Nigeria and let these nations solve their own problems." "But he has issued a statement condemning the coup and given them an ultimatum to restore Bongo to power." "That's not true. I read the statement, and he didn't give an ultimatum to the junta." "Some say he's afraid of facing a coup himself, which is why he's taking action in Niger...

The growing number of military takeovers in African states is raising concerns about stability and jeopardizing investment inflows into the continent, the Africa Finance Corp. said.

Military officers of the Central African nation Gabon unseated President Ali Bongo Ondimba, just after the results of the country’s general elections were announced.

Leaders give deadline of 1 year ‘to the transition to organize elections’