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Rare Gabon burial cave reveals clues to African history
There are 30 skeletons in the Iroungou cave, and carbon dating has shown they are from the 14th century. It is only the second cave burial site to be unearthed on the continent
Developing countries like Gabon are finding climate solutions
Developing countries such as ours cannot follow the same growth path that Western economies have taken over the last century and a half
Ailing Bongo expected home from Morocco
Last week, the country put down a coup attempt, capturing the rebel chief and killing two of his men
New Gabon government announced from abroad
Gabon has been without an effective government for months since Bongo suffered the stroke in October during a visit to Saudi Arabia
Three reasons why the Gabon coup failed
The tiny but resource-rich country has remained a pseudo state that is still run from Paris
Gabon says coup bid thwarted as president abroad
Soldiers burst into state radio offices at dawn and called on the public to 'rise up'
Gabon government says ‘situation under control’, army rebels seized
President Ali Bongo is currently in Morocco recovering from a stroke which he suffered in October last year
Bongo speaks for first time after stroke
The 59-year-old leader has not been home to Gabon since he fell ill in Saudi Arabia more than two months ago.
Gabon president to speak publicly for first time since stroke
The Bongo family has governed the oil-rich nation for five decades
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JTI off to court for tobacco ban: Government not listening to industry or consumers
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Undeterred by Covid-19 pandemic, China and Africa hold hands, building a community of a shared future for mankind
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