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04/04/2018

Minutes of SEEG meetings spell trouble for the government

At the board meetings held at the Societe d'energie et [...]

04/04/2018

Opponent Jean Ping ups the pressure on Ali Bongo Free

His stand-off with Ali Bongo since the presidential election of 2016 having reached a stalemate, Jean Ping has decided to [...]

04/04/2018

Ali Bongo and Santullo come to blows over 165 billion

Three ICC judges in Paris adjudicate the dispute between Libreville and the entrepreneur Guido Santullo. The latest revelations. [...]

04/04/2018

La Lumiere international school in the firing line

Two employees at the French firm Mavna Cap, which runs [...]

04/04/2018

Fabrice Bongo, Ali Bongo's freewheeling Mr Finance

Fabrice Andjoua Bongo, the son of Omar Bongo and Marie-Madeleine Mborantsuo, the unbudgeable president of the Constitutional Court, has become [...]

03/04/2018

Pura Vida tries to soften DGH to make headway on Nkembe

As it waits on the final decision of private equity [...]

03/04/2018

Assala Energy: Gavin Kirkham poaches Tullow men to build finance team

CFO of Assala Energy, the firm controlled by investment fund Carlyle International Energy Partners (CIEP) which bought most of Shell's [...]

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21/03/2018

Ali Bongo's entourage milks the property market

Several high-ranking figures in the president's circle are moonlighting as landlords. [...]

21/03/2018

Veolia ponders its strategy against Gabon

The French company is envisaging legal action following the cancellation of its contract to manage SEEG. [...]

21/03/2018

Suez and Engie set to manage SEEG?

Suspicions of growing anti-French tendencies in Libreville, following the abrupt [...]

21/03/2018

Omar Denis Jr Bongo, the political activist

24-year-old Omar Denis Jr Bongo, the son of Omar Bongo and Edith Lucie Bongo, who died within months of each [...]

20/03/2018

Arthur Eze's appetite for Oranto's blocks

After recently picking up new permits in South Sudan (B3) [...]

20/03/2018

Lawyer picked to start long-awaited revision of hydrocarbons code

Gabon's minister of hydrocarbons, Pascal Houangni Ambouroue, will be hosting [...]

20/03/2018

Under pressure, Veolia raises the spectre of ICSID

After tensions between Libreville and Veolia reached a head on February 16 when armed forces seized control of its local [...]

20/03/2018

Geneva municipality picks Addax's top auditor S. Blanchot as new CFO

Rebounding quickly after Addax Petroleum's Genevan offices were relocated to its parent company Sinopec's Beijing headquarters in late December, some [...]

Breaking news 15/03/2018

Pascal Canfin to assist the government in its dispute with Veolia

WWF France director general Pascal Canfin has been asked by the Gabonese authorities to carry out an environmental study as [...]

13/03/2018

Government breathing down Eramet's neck

With Libreville tipped to make a bid for the 11.2% stake in Gabonese manganese miner Eramet currently up for sale [...]

07/03/2018

Ali Bongo's Teke relatives make a comeback

After some very lean years, the inhabitants of Haut-Ogooue are returning in force to senior positions in strategic public bodies. Analysis. [...]

07/03/2018

Why Ali Bongo unceremoniously dumped Veolia

Above and beyond the tense financial climate in Gabon, this decision reflects state mismanagement and Ali Bongo's desire to edge out French business interests. [...]

07/03/2018

Antoine Francis Mbou, Ali Bongo's new spymaster

Originally slated as the new commander of the Forces de police nationale (FPN), Antoine Francis Mbou was ultimately appointed on [...]

27/02/2018

Bongo and Zaleski fight it out for Eramet

The Gabonese government and BGFI are both vying for an 11.2% stake in the mining company. [...]

Breaking news 22/02/2018

Brice Laccruche Alihanga shows his power in government reshuffle

Even though it looks none too far-reaching, the February 20 Gabonese government reshuffle shows the growing influence of presidential chief [...]

21/02/2018

Trouble ahead for the government on the SEEG dossier

The termination of Veolia's concession will in all likelihood end up in court. [...]

21/02/2018

Tony Ondo Mba moves from the CNNII to the palace

The administrative and financial director of the Compagnie nationale de [...]

21/02/2018

Michel Essonghe expands his business portfolio

Michel Essonghe, the 77-year-old boss of Ayoba, a catering company [...]

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CHANNEL GABON

Minutes of SEEG meetings spell trouble for the government

Opponent Jean Ping ups the pressure on Ali Bongo Free

Ali Bongo and Santullo come to blows over 165 billion

La Lumiere international school in the firing line

Fabrice Bongo, Ali Bongo's freewheeling Mr Finance

Pura Vida tries to soften DGH to make headway on Nkembe

Assala Energy: Gavin Kirkham poaches Tullow men to build finance team

Refine your search

Ali Bongo's entourage milks the property market

Veolia ponders its strategy against Gabon

Suez and Engie set to manage SEEG?

Omar Denis Jr Bongo, the political activist

Arthur Eze's appetite for Oranto's blocks

Lawyer picked to start long-awaited revision of hydrocarbons code

Under pressure, Veolia raises the spectre of ICSID

Geneva municipality picks Addax's top auditor S. Blanchot as new CFO

Pascal Canfin to assist the government in its dispute with Veolia

Government breathing down Eramet's neck

Ali Bongo's Teke relatives make a comeback

Why Ali Bongo unceremoniously dumped Veolia

Antoine Francis Mbou, Ali Bongo's new spymaster

Bongo and Zaleski fight it out for Eramet

Brice Laccruche Alihanga shows his power in government reshuffle

Trouble ahead for the government on the SEEG dossier

Tony Ondo Mba moves from the CNNII to the palace

Michel Essonghe expands his business portfolio

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