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In Gabon, Christians joined Muslims this week to pray for peace as the country holds a month-long “national dialogue” intended to pave the way for military leaders to transfer power to a civilian government. Clerics say that among the approximately 700 civilians who attended this year’s Eid al-Fitr prayers Wednesday at the Central Mosque in…
In Gabon, Christians joined Muslims this week to pray for peace as the country holds a month-long “national dialogue” intended to pave the way for military leaders to transfer power to a civilian government.
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Archbishop Jean-Patrick Iba-Ba of Libreville says the “inclusive National Dialogue” that went under way in Gabon on Tuesday will lay the foundations for a more united, prosperous and democratic country.
