Gabon votes yes on new constitution a year after the military seized power
Authorities in Gabon say voters have overwhelmingly approved a new constitution more than one year after mutinous soldiers overthrew the country’s longtime president and seized power in the oil-rich Central African nation.
Gabon is holding a constitutional referendum on Saturday that could reshape its political system - introducing a seven-year presidential term, renewable once, while abolishing the post of prime ...
Gabonese voted overwhelmingly in favour of a new a constitution, authorities said.Over 91 per cent of voters approved th ...
Voters in Gabon have agreed to extend the term of the country’s presidents to seven years from five years in a referendum on ...
Gabonese voters have approved a new constitution with a massive 91.8% majority. The referendum, seen as a pathway to democratic governance, comes after a military coup ousted President Ali Bongo. The ...
Gabon is holding a referendum on whether to adopt a new constitution, more than a year after mutinous soldiers overthrew the ...
Cutting in on his right foot from the left side of the box, Denis Bouanga drilled home a curling effort for Gabon in their ...
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