US EditionIn Gabon, the Case of the Disengagement Takes a Political Turn
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In Libreville, the disbandment affair in the so-called Plaine-Oréty area, behind the National Assembly, takes a political turn. Several formations such as the National Union party, members of Parliament – always in transition – and other political actors call for the establishment of a parliamentary commission of inquiry into the brutality and suddenness of evictions and destruction of homes.
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), at a press luncheon on Tuesday in Libreville, presented and explained the missions and projects developed in Gabon for poverty reduction, as well as in the areas of governance and sustainable growth, including initiatives such as the Gabon Electoral Cycle Support Project (PACEG) and the Emergency Community Development Programme (PUDC). The UNDP Resident Representative in Gabon, Luc Gnonlonfoun, hi…
A controversial decision The Gabonese government has recently decided to postpone the retirement age of civil servants from 60 to 62 years. The decision, although it welcomes the incumbents who prefer to continue to receive their wages rather than receive a low pension, is challenged by young graduates without a ... Read more
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