AGP Executive Report
Last update: 22 minutes agoJudicial Accountability: Eddy Narcisse Minang, a former prosecutor general at the Libreville Court of Appeal, has taken his disciplinary case to Gabon’s Council of State, challenging both his June suspension and August 2026 disciplinary decisions, raising questions about whether the process followed the safeguards in Gabon’s 2023 Statute of Magistrates. Fuel Supply Watch: Greater Libreville is set for a gradual return to normal at gas stations from Sunday, Oct. 4, after diesel shortages; the Petroleum and Gas ministry says a fuel ship is expected Saturday evening and temporary rationing will continue until stocks are replenished. Aging on the Policy Map: Libreville held Gabon’s first National Day for Retirees and Older Persons on Oct. 1, with ceremonies and debate focused on moving from recognition to real protection for older citizens. Digital Governance: Gabon has started validating draft legal texts under its Digital programme, aiming to strengthen the regulatory framework for digital transformation across infrastructure, cybersecurity, digital services, and public administration. Telecom Cooperation: ARCEP Gabon and the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO) discussed AI regulation, regulatory capacity building, and sharing telecom oversight experience. Regional Connectivity: CAMTEL and SPIN Gabon advanced the CAB-CORRIDOR plan to expand cross-border fiber links across Cameroon, Gabon and Congo, with operational steps targeted for October 2026.
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