JOJ Dakar 2026 : Séréna Massala Malonga stoppée en demi-finale du 100 mètres
Gabonese sprinter Séréna Grâce Massala Malonga was eliminated in the 100 meters semi-finals. This event took place during the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games in Senegal.
Gabonese sprinter Séréna Grâce Massala Malonga was eliminated in the 100 meters semi-finals. This event took place during the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games in Senegal.
President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema met with the Minister of Universal Access to Water and Energy on November 9, 2026. The meeting focused on power outages in the Grand Libreville area. The president demanded that the schedule for the necessary work be respected.
Gabonese entrepreneur Scheena Donia carried the Olympic Flame during a stop on Gorée island. This event is part of the lead up to the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games.
President Oligui Nguéma has released an additional 4 billion in funds for displaced families. These families were affected by road development projects in the Grand Libreville area. The funding specifically targets those in Lac Bleu, Diba-Diba, and Okala. The decision followed a working session at the presidential palace.
A sensitization session was held at the Palais des sports for the Malian community living in Gabon. The event focused on the enrollment of self-employed workers into Fund 4 of the CNAMGS. The session was well-attended, with the venue described as full.
Koné Tiecoura, a Gabonese journalist of Ivorian origin, passed away on Sunday evening. He died at the Libreville University Hospital Center. He had been admitted to the facility for medical care several days prior to his death.
The Minister of Public Works and Construction, Millot Lambert Mouvinde, held a working session on November 6, 2026. He met with the director general of a Turkish company in Libreville. The discussion focused on the progress of the Grand Libreville bypass road, which is currently satisfactory.
The International Labour Organization is holding a capacity-building workshop from November 9 to 12. The event focuses on improving occupational health and safety in Gabonese ports. It aims to strengthen the ability of unions to prevent workplace accidents. The training also addresses the prevention of professional diseases within the port sector.
Sur l'axe Lébamba–Mbigou (82km), la société Ebomaf poursuit méthodiquement les travaux de construction de cette infrastructure routière stratégique. La mise en œuvre de la planche d'essai de la couche de fondation en grave non traitée (GNT 0/31,5) constitue une étape déterminante dans le processus d'exécution. Cette opération technique permet de vérifier la conformité des matériaux, les conditions de mise en œuvre et les performances du compactage, afin de garantir une chaussée (...) - INFRASTRUCTURES / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON
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On 6 November 2026, the President of Gabon arrived at the Grand Palace of the People in China and was greeted with military honors. He met with China's President Xi Jinping in a private discussion. Afterwards both leaders sat down with their delegations for a broader dialogue. The meetings concluded with the signing of several cooperation documents. Both heads of state attended a state banquet following the ceremony. The event was presented as a step toward a Shared Future Community between the two countries.
An NGO called SOS Prisonniers Gabon announced a field mission in Mouila from 10 to 12 November 2026. The mission is part of the "Dignité en détention" project funded by the European Union. The organization invited families and acquaintances of long‑detained individuals without trial to get in touch. The goal is to advocate for better conditions and legal review for those prisoners. Local residents were asked to cooperate with the advocacy effort. The communiqué emphasized the project's focus on dignity in detention.
Fires have become a recurring problem in Lébamba, located in southern Gabon. New disasters strike roughly every two months, affecting various families. Previous fires hit Imenou, the municipal market, the Camp de Bonheur, and a cocoa plantation owned by deputy Lambert Idodo. Most recently, the Bel-Air neighborhood was affected. On Saturday around 1 p.m., the home of the Pindy Perciano Gérard family was destroyed by flames.
A large gathering of Union Démocratique des Bâtisseurs supporters took place on November 7 in the Atsié neighborhood of Lambaréné. The event was organized to show support for the party founder, Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema. Séraphin Akure Davain and Yannick Mefane led the mobilization of militants and sympathizers.
Joël Ngoueneni Ndzengouma sent a message to Alain-Claude Bilie-By-Nze stating that the Lord does not forget his children. Other individuals mentioned include Lionel Ella Engonga from the SOS Prisonnier association, Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, Hermann Immongault, and Laurence Ndong.
Félicité Amaneyâ Râ Vincent wrote an open letter regarding the sinking of the Prospector 5 in Gabon. The author describes the event as a human tragedy. The piece calls for technical explanations concerning the incident. The text mentions entities including Borr Drilling and BW Energy.
Emmanuel Obakamba Ombana is calling for a national effort to grow the culture of entrepreneurship in Gabon. He wants the government to establish a National Entrepreneurship Day. He also proposes that entrepreneurship be taught in secondary schools starting in the tenth grade.
The Société d’énergie et d’eau du Gabon informed residents of Grand Libreville about upcoming electricity disruptions. These rotating power cuts are necessary for tests to connect Kinguélé Aval. The outages are expected to last an average of three hours.
Gabon participated in the China International Import Expo in Shanghai for the first time. This event took place under the observation of Oligui Nguema. The move is intended to strengthen the nation's economic presence on the international stage.
Gabon attended the second part of the 17th session of the implementation review group for the United Nations Convention against Corruption. This event took place from November 2 to November 6, 2026. The country welcomed the adoption of preparatory documents for the second phase of the review mechanism.
Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguéma met with Chinese industrialists during a state visit to the People's Republic of China. Discussions focused on the development of a new refinery for SOGARA.
Lécen Séverin Lékogho was elected as the president of the SYNAP-CPPF union. The election took place during a national general assembly on Friday. He received 98.6% of the cast votes.
On 6 November 2026, the president of the Association of Young Solidarity and Dynamism in Lambaréné, Joan Ebaye, visited the Anna School complex in the city’s second district. The school serves children who live with disabilities. Ebaye arrived with several association members to demonstrate solidarity with the students. During the visit the group presented educational materials as a donation. The act was intended to support the school’s teaching resources.
President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema met with Premier Li Qiang at the Grand Palais du Peuple on November 6, 2026. The meeting focused on the specific details of the partnership between Gabon and China. The Chinese Premier praised the leadership of the Gabonese head of state. Both parties discussed the nature of their ongoing cooperation.
The ESG UQAM in Montreal held the fourth edition of DÉCADRA on November 4. This annual gathering focuses on ideas and reflections that influence the field of management. The theme for the event was about designing new playing fields. Participants were encouraged to question their certainties and imagine new ways to innovate and collaborate.
President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema visited the Gabon pavilion at the 9th China International Import Expo in Shanghai. The event opened on Thursday at the National Exhibition and Convention Center. Nina Abouna, the General Commissioner for Exhibitions of Gabon, presented the site to the president. The pavilion occupies an area of 132 square meters.
Gabonese President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema met with Chinese President Xi Jinping on November 6, 2026. The meeting took place at the Grand Palais du Peuple in Beijing. The two leaders signed six cooperation agreements.
Mohamed El-Amine Souef is the new special representative of the UN Secretary-General and head of the United Nations Regional Office for Central Africa. On Friday, November 6, he spoke about the diplomatic efforts of Gabon. He praised the leadership shown by the country in managing and preventing conflicts across Africa.
Students affected by eviction operations in Okala, Diba-Diba, and Lac Bleu will be able to continue their education. They can enroll in public schools located near their new residences. These measures were put in place to save the current school year for the impacted children.
The National Social Security Fund plans to expand its agency in Koulamoutou. The organization also intends to rebuild the social medical center in Lastourville. These two projects were announced on Wednesday.
A 25-year-old man allegedly tried to steal video game equipment from a home in Léconi. The attempted theft occurred around 5:30 in the morning. The suspect reportedly wore a disguise during the act.
President Oligui Nguéma met with the Chinese Prime Minister and experts to discuss cooperation. The talks focused on investments, industries, habitat, and infrastructure. This meeting followed a 72-hour visit to Shanghai.
Blaise Louembé, the president of the Democratic Party of Gabon, called for collective responsibility among party militants. This occurred ahead of provincial councils scheduled to take place in nine provincial capitals from the 6th to the 8th.
Gabon participated in the 9th China International Import Expo 2026 for the first time with a dedicated pavilion. Located opposite the Chinese stand, the exhibit attracted many visitors. Displayed products included wood, beer, wine, tea, coffee, and chocolate. Gaston Midoungani of the Federation of Gabonese Enterprises praised the quality of the presentation.
President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema met with the Gabonese community in Shanghai on November 4, 2026, during a state visit to China. The President praised the citizens for their successful integration into Chinese society. He specifically noted their achievements in professional and academic fields. He reminded those living abroad of their role and connection to their home country.
Gabon began seeking new trade and economic opportunities in Shanghai. This effort started on Thursday at the opening of the 9th China International Import Expo 2026. The event took place at the National Exhibition and Convention Center. Organizers expect nearly 500,000 visitors to attend the expo. The doors opened to the public at 13:00 local time.
Lébamba is the capital of the Louétsi-Wano department. The area has a large number of associations, movements, collectives, and self-proclaimed development leaders. These groups frequently post communiqués on social media and make grand declarations about the future of the locality. However, there is a concern that associative engagement is being used as a tool for electoral gain. Consequently, the local population remains a spectator to promises that are not being fulfilled.
A deputy from the second district of Makokou criticized the management of Gabonese football during a session of the National Assembly. Some journalists reacted by labeling these comments as populist or as a bid for attention. The author of the text argues that these reactions are lazy and avoid a deep debate. They claim the deputy's statements were not populist but based on a cold and real observation of the situation.
President Brice Clotaire of Gabon conducted a state visit to China. During the trip, the Foreign Minister signed industrial cooperation agreements in Shanghai. These deals aim to modernize and diversify Gabonese industry.
The CPPF has started its campaign to collect school certificates. This process is necessary for the distribution of school start allowances. A ceremony was held to mark the beginning of the collection period.
Gabonese President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema visited the People's Republic of China. On November 4, 2026, he met with members of the Gabonese community in Shanghai. The president is focusing on the skills of the diaspora.
The Evangelical Church of Gabon will hold its national synod for mandate renewal from December 2 to 6, 2026. The event will take place in Baraka-Mission. This meeting follows a period of instability that affected trust and cohesion within the institution. The process is being driven by the Administration provisoire and the Committee of sages. These efforts align with the expectations of the Ministry of the Interior and Security. The synod aims to focus on transparency and restoring trust.
The professional national football league announced on November 5, 2026, in Libreville that the 2026-2027 season launch process is resuming. Following instructions from the minister, the new start date is set for November 28.