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Noureddin Bongo's new clothes

Nourredin Bongo and Ali Bongo. © Twitter Account Noureddin Bongo

President Ali Bongo's eldest son is about to embark on a more directly political career, after two years spent as presidential affairs coordinator. [...]

Published on 21.09.2021 at 05:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Ali Bongo
Ian Gyslain Ngoulou
Jean Ping
Noureddin Bongo
Parti Democratique Gabonais
Rose Christiane Ossouka Raponda
Vincent de Paul Massassa

Gabon
Why Ali Bongo dissolved the Ministry of Public Works

The closure of the Ministry of Public Works by Ali Bongo and its placing under the prime minister's responsibility shows the desire of the Head of State to make it a priority issue for the 2023 election, yet also hides a renewal of tension between his son, Noureddin Bongo, and the First Lady, Sylvia Bongo.

Subscribers only Politics 19.09.2022

Gabon, Niger
Franck Ping discreetly lobbies Bazoum on behalf of Gauff Engineering

The business agent Franck Ping, the son of Gabon's former foreign minister Jean Ping, is the main architect of the electrification deal signed by the German company Gauff Engineering and the government of Niger.

Subscribers only Energy, Business 20.06.2022

Gabon
Gabonese presidency discreetly employing British adviser Dominic Sudnik

While waiting for the third and final report from the Commonwealth's inspection mission, Gabon is continuing to develop its British tropism.

Subscribers only Politics 23.03.2022

In Focus | Gabon
New deal could end president's wiretap monopoly

As tensions within the Bongo family rose in recent weeks on social media, another battle with more serious consequences was being played out in the corridors of the president's office. At stake is control over Gabon's telephone and internet interception capabilities.

Subscribers only Politics 07.03.2022

Gabon
Paris, Rome and Madrid compete to digitise healthcare system

The World's Bank's project to digitise the Gabonese healthcare system, initiated in 2016, has turned into a race between IT companies Atos (France), Sivsa (Spain) and Dedalus (Italy).

Subscribers only Business 18.10.2021

Gabon
Noureddin Bongo lands his diplomatic passport just before leaving office

One week before stepping down as the general coordinator of presidential affairs, Noureddin Bongo, the son of President Ali Bongo, obtained a diplomatic passport by decree on 6 September.

Subscribers only Diplomacy 30.09.2021

Gabon
State teams up with private sector to tackle growing piracy

Gabonese waters are facing an increasing number of pirate attacks and authorities are currently negotiating with major businesses to create a public-private fund to buy equipment. French naval shipyard Piriou is already on the front lines to sell its patrol boats.

Subscribers only Defence, Business 20.09.2021

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Ian Gyslain Ngoulou
Jean Ping
Noureddin Bongo
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Rose Christiane Ossouka Raponda
Vincent de Paul Massassa

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Africa
The sensational rise and spectacular fall of Pefaco casino and hotels

Nigeria
Fertiliser giants Indorama and Dangote in murky waters over urea shortage

Gabon
Noureddin Bongo's new clothes

Gabon
Why Ali Bongo dissolved the Ministry of Public Works

Gabon, Niger
Franck Ping discreetly lobbies Bazoum on behalf of Gauff Engineering

Gabon
Gabonese presidency discreetly employing British adviser Dominic Sudnik

In Focus | Gabon
New deal could end president's wiretap monopoly

Gabon
Paris, Rome and Madrid compete to digitise healthcare system

Gabon
Noureddin Bongo lands his diplomatic passport just before leaving office

Gabon
State teams up with private sector to tackle growing piracy

Spotlight | Congo, Gabon
Bongo's high-stakes carbon gamble ahead of COP26

Gabon
Who is really in control of the country's oil?

Gabon
Bongo's gas policy task force springs to life

Inner circles | Gabon
Omar Denis Jr Bongo cuts an increasingly solitary figure