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Last update: 2 hours agoGabon’s energy push gets a boost: Danish firm Svanehoj won its first LNG-to-FSU conversion contract, supplying LNG tank gauging systems for the Cap Lopez project in Gabon, aimed at expanding offshore gas storage and exports while cutting flaring. Gabon-linked legal fallout: Luxembourg cargo airline Cargolux was fined €1.15 million for influence peddling tied to operations in Gabon (2010–2015), with the company saying it accepted the penalty and strengthened internal controls. Gabon’s political climate under scrutiny: AFP reports a crackdown on criticism in Gabon, including threats and account suspensions targeting activist TikTok star Nelly Ngabima. Regional security and diplomacy: Angolan military chiefs reiterated African leaders’ commitment to peace and stability, stressing cooperation and respect for state sovereignty. Church tensions spill beyond Gabon: Traditionalist Catholics consecrated four bishops in Switzerland despite Pope Leo XIV’s warning, deepening a schism. Flooding hits West Africa travel: Lagos airport operations were disrupted by heavy rain and flooding at MMIA’s temporary terminal, but FAAN says flights have resumed.
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