Your account has been succesfully created.

Subscribe now

GABON Issue dated 10/01/2018

Guy Nzouba Ndama distances himself from Jean Ping

On 10 January, the 71-year-old founder and president of the opposition party Les Democrates, Guy Nzouba Ndama (aka ‘Moukombo'), is [...] (177 words)

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (EUR 6)
Log in to read more

Subscribe to
Africa Intelligence
or
Pay-Per-Article

E-wallet
starting from 30 EUR

Subscribe or Pay-Per-Article

Discover our offers

Not reader yet?
Create an account to access our FREE SECTION

A free issue

A selection of articles

New editions' summaries

Keyword notifications to follow people or topics of interest to you

A free issue and a selection of free articles

Summaries and email notifications

On the same subject

GABON 24/01/2018

Ali Bongo's efforts to isolate Jean Ping

The foreign travel ban on the former AU head is part of a strategy to progressively sideline him in the run-up to the legislative elections. [...]

GABON 10/01/2018

Ali Bongo's PDG beset by internal divisions

In an indication of the schisms around the president, the ruling party is struggling for unity in the run-up to the legislative elections. [...]

GABON 26/07/2017

Alexandre Barro-Chambrier proposes himself as the third way

Having toured Europe in early July to raise awareness of the post-electoral crisis in Gabon, Alexandre Barro Chambrier, the 59-year-old [...]

Spotlight GABON 07/09/2016

How Ali Bongo bungled his election gambit

We’ve seen it all before, only daddy did it better. By obtaining an unfeasibly large number of votes in Haut-Ogooue, Ali Bongo tried to take a page out of his father Omar Bongo’s book. The late Bongo senior had no [. [...]

Breaking news GABON 30/03/2016

Guy Nzouba Ndama challenges Bongo to a duel

Guy Nzouba Ndama, 70, who has been Gabonese National Assembly president since 1997, will announced on April 5 that he [...]

Spotlight GABON 28/05/2014

Ali Bongo, Jean Ping square off

It had seemed that former opposition leader Pierre Mamboundou's death in 2011 and Andre Mba Obame's failing health would give Ali Bongo a free run at the 2016 presidential elections. But that was before Jean Ping came onto the scene. [...]

Receive prompts for these topics

GABON

African Union

Ali Bongo

Guy Nzouba Ndama

Jean Ping

Les Democrates

Omar Bongo

New: Sign up for real-time alerts and be notified of new editions!

Once registered, you will be notified by a short message on your computer or mobile phone as soon as a new edition of our publication or an alert is published. Stay informed anytime, anywhere!

By continuing your visit to this site, you accept the use of cookies allowing us to adapt and enhance your experience. Read more

Blacklisted by Facebook, Lotfi Bel Hadj becomes Togo's official publicist

Allab, Tosyali, Bora and Demiral blaze trail for Erdogan's Algerian business crusade

Guy Nzouba Ndama distances himself from Jean Ping

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (EUR 6)
Log in to read more

Subscribe to
Africa Intelligence
or
Pay-Per-Article

Subscribe or Pay-Per-Article

Not reader yet?
Create an account to access our FREE SECTION

Free Articles

Ousting of PM Khaire deprives US and EU of key ally

Social Housing: Tebboune's Turkish favourites, Dekinsan and Atlas, win contracts worth $171m

GERD: Craig Burkhardt picked to get Abiy back in Trump's good books

Ali Bongo's efforts to isolate Jean Ping

Ali Bongo's PDG beset by internal divisions

Alexandre Barro-Chambrier proposes himself as the third way

How Ali Bongo bungled his election gambit

Guy Nzouba Ndama challenges Bongo to a duel

Ali Bongo, Jean Ping square off

Receive prompts for these topics

First visit

Contacts

Tools

Free services

Follow us

A website edited by

Indigo Publications also publishes:

Blacklisted by Facebook, Lotfi Bel Hadj becomes Togo's official publicist

Allab, Tosyali, Bora and Demiral blaze trail for Erdogan's Algerian business crusade

Erdogan sets out to conquer Africa

Cabo Delgado: a gas Eldorado and security nightmare

Guy Nzouba Ndama distances himself from Jean Ping

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (EUR 6) Log in to read more

Already have an account? Log in

Subscribe toAfrica IntelligenceorPay-Per-Article

Subscribe or Pay-Per-Article

Not reader yet?Create an account to access our FREE SECTION

Free Articles

Ousting of PM Khaire deprives US and EU of key ally

Social Housing: Tebboune's Turkish favourites, Dekinsan and Atlas, win contracts worth $171m

GERD: Craig Burkhardt picked to get Abiy back in Trump's good books

Ali Bongo's efforts to isolate Jean Ping

Ali Bongo's PDG beset by internal divisions

Alexandre Barro-Chambrier proposes himself as the third way

How Ali Bongo bungled his election gambit

Guy Nzouba Ndama challenges Bongo to a duel

Ali Bongo, Jean Ping square off

Receive prompts for these topics

First visit

Contacts

Tools

Free services

Follow us

A website edited by

Indigo Publications also publishes:

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (EUR 6)
Log in to read more

Already have an account?
Log in

Subscribe to
Africa Intelligence
or
Pay-Per-Article

Not reader yet?
Create an account to access our FREE SECTION