AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGabon Justice Reform: Alain-Georges Moukoko takes over Libreville’s prosecutor’s office, promising a sharper push on transparency and tougher action on issues like illegal logging, poaching, and trafficking. US-Gabon Diplomacy: Baudelaire Ndong Ella presents credentials in Washington, with economic diplomacy front and center—hydrocarbons, mining, infrastructure, transport, tourism, energy, and digital/AI partnerships. Hydrocarbons Deal: Nigeria’s Oilserv and Gabon sign a framework for developing and commercialising reserves in DEF-3 and D4-5 blocks, including gas transport, compression and treatment infrastructure to support power generation and industry. Panthers AFCON Qualifiers: Sébastien Migné names a 24-man Gabon squad for the qualifiers against Morocco (Sept 25) and Niger (Sept 29), notably without Aubameyang and with no players from the local league. Digital Connectivity: Gabon launches a 1,651 km fibre optic expansion, aiming to boost national connectivity. Regional Security Talks: China’s defense chief meets officials from Gabon and others at the Xiangshan Forum, calling for joint efforts on shared security challenges. Health Watch: WHO flags dementia as a growing African burden, with major costs for families and caregivers.
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