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Gabonese in the Ballot Box for the Second Round of Legislative Elections
On Saturday, more than 900,000 Gabonese voters began voting for the second round of legislative elections in order to elect their deputies to the National Assembly. In the first round, the presidential party, the Union démocratique des Bâtisseurs (UDB), founded on 5 July by President Brice Oligui Nguema, had won 55 of the 145 seats in the National Assembly, while a total of 76 seats remained to be filled. The first round of the legislative elect…
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On Saturday, more than 900,000 Gabonese voters began voting for the second round of legislative elections in order to elect their deputies to the National Assembly. In the first round, the presidential party, the Union démocratique des Bâtisseurs (UDB), founded on 5 July by President Brice Oligui Nguema, had won 55 of the 145 seats in the National Assembly, while a total of 76 seats remained to be filled. The first round of the legislative elect…
A major meeting was held this Friday at the Palais, chaired by the Head of State, Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, to which members of the CNOCER and ACER, officials of the Defence and Security Forces and members of the Government were invited.
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