According to reports, the wife of Gabon’s former president, Sylvia Bongo, and their son, Nourredin Bongo, have been transferred from prison to house detention. The Bongos were apprehended immediately after Ali Bongo was deposed in a military coup over a …
Gabon’s Vice President and Minister of State for Forests and the Environment have been relieved of their posts by presidential decree in connection with a timber scandal that rocked the central African country. BY AFRICANEWS Gabon’s Vice President and …
Home Africa Gabon: Ex-President’s Wife, Son Moved To House Arrest The transfer to house arrest - where they have been reunited with Ali Bongo - came on May 9 after pressure from African Union officials for their release. On May 1, one of the sources said, …
LIBREVILLE (Reuters) - The wife and son of Gabon's former president have been transferred from prison to house arrest, though it is unclear when they might stand trial for alleged financial crimes, two sources told Reuters. Sylvia Bongo, 62, and …
Tullow Oil PLC (LSE:TLW) proposed asset sale in Gabon is “value accretive”, according to stockbroker Peel Hunt, who has repeated a ‘Buy’ recommendation. With a price target of 50p, the broker sees more than 200% upside to the current price of around 15p. …
British oil explorer Tullow Oil has agreed to sell its entire Gabonese portfolio to Gabon Oil Company for $300 million, marking a strategic shift toward core West African operations. The transaction, expected to close by mid-2025 pending regulatory …
Tullow Oil has signed a share and purchase agreement (SPA) with Gabon Oil Company to sell its entire working interest in Gabon for a cash consideration of $300m (£252.57m). The deal encompasses Tullow’s Gabonese portfolio, which includes forecasted oil …
Commodity trader Gunvor Group has made another significant oil deal in Gabon, its second since the country sought more control of national assets following a coup d’etat in 2023. State-owned Gabon Oil Company financed $220 million of a $300 million deal …
(MENAFN- African Press Organization) Gabon strives to expand the mining industry's GDP contribution to over 30% by the mid-2030s, using policies such as the Mining Code to attract investment and fuel development. By offering competitive incentives such …
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