Gabon votes yes on new constitution a year after the military seized power
Authorities in Gabon say voters have overwhelmingly approved a new constitution more than one year after mutinous soldiers overthrew the country’s longtime president and seized power in the oil-rich Central African nation.
Gabon votes on new constitution, key step towards democratic rule
Gabon held a referendum on a new constitution on Saturday, a major step towards establishing democratic rule after a coup ousted the Bongo dynasty last year, but some observers fear that the ruling junta may use the process to remain in power.
Voters in Gabon have agreed to extend the term of the country’s presidents to seven years from five years in a referendum ...
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An overwhelming majority of Gabonese people have voted for a new constitution, military authorities say, in a move that marks ...
Gabon has approved a new constitution following a public referendum, a year after military forces ousted President Ali Bongo ...
National broadcaster Gabon TV said there were no serious incidents reported ... His replacement, transitional president ...
Gabon is holding a referendum on whether to adopt a new constitution, more than a year after mutinous soldiers overthrew the ...
Gabon is holding a constitutional referendum on Saturday that could reshape its political system - introducing a seven-year presidential term, renewable once, while abolishing the post of prime ...
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