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Gabon
Libreville hopes to lure foreign investors with new financial vehicle for major infrastructure projects

On 10 May, Libreville registered in Mauritius the company Inpax Africa, a financial vehicle for foreign investors interested in two major infrastructure works around Gabon's capital. [...]

Published on 16/05/2022 at 06:00 GMT

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Ali Bongo
Emmanuel Leroueil
Fonds Gabonais d'Investissements Strategiques
Inpax Africa
Islamic Development Bank
Rise Gabon

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Tunisia
IDB throws its weight behind Tunis's African exports drive

Tunisia is being shunned by most major international lenders, but it can still rely on the Islamic Development Bank, which continues to back projects in the country. The institution, whose largest single contributor is Saudi Arabia, intends to push trade development with the rest of the continent.

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Inner circles | Gabon
Eco-diplomat Lee White marshals his green warriors on eve of COP26

Having progressed in the space of a decade from head of national parks to architect of the green diplomatic strategy that Gabon is trying to promote throughout the world, Gabonese environment minister Lee White is running his campaign with a handful of key collaborators.

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Gabonese Minister of the Environment Lee White (left), with President Ali Bongo, 28 September 2021.

Inner circles | Gabon
Noureddin Bongo's parallel task force network

President Ali Bongo's coordinator and eldest son Noureddin Bongo has found a way to assert his influence in government: task forces. These ad hoc teams of civil servants and consultants are ostensibly there to assist government departments, but can have a tendency to bypass them.

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Domestic debt task force meeting chaired by Nouredin Bongo (far right).

Gabon
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Ali Bongo tightens grip on power

As they grapple with an opposition that is increasingly restive, Gabonese leader Ali Bongo’s faithful allies are now also trying to deal with dissent inside the ruling PDG (Parti Democratique Gabonais) party. To show the doubters who is boss, Bongo [.

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Ali Bongo
Emmanuel Leroueil
Fonds Gabonais d'Investissements Strategiques
Inpax Africa
Islamic Development Bank
Rise Gabon

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The secrets of Demex, the trader selling Russian oil in West Africa

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Libreville hopes to lure foreign investors with new financial vehicle for major infrastructure projects

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Ivory Coast, Gabon, Namibia, Tunisia

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