AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoGabon Skills Push: President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema backed a major human-capital drive after meeting Trade Minister Zenaba Gninga Chaning: Gabon will train 400 young people in Libreville first, then roll the programme out across all provinces, with support for job placement, financing and monitoring aimed at turning skills into real economic value. Civic Policy for Seniors: Libreville hosted Gabon’s first National Day for Retirees and Older Persons on Oct. 1, under the “Fifth Republic” theme, honoring long-serving workers and shifting the debate from recognition to protection—health, dignity and support for aging citizens. Judicial Discipline Challenge: Former Libreville Court of Appeal prosecutor Eddy Narcisse Minang has taken his disciplinary case to Gabon’s Council of State, contesting both his June suspension and August disciplinary decisions, raising questions about whether safeguards in the 2023 Statute of Magistrates were respected. Energy Supply Update: Greater Libreville is set for a gradual return to normal at gas stations from Sunday, Oct. 4, after diesel shortages; the Petroleum and Gas ministry cites temporary rationing while an imported-fuel ship is expected to arrive. Digital Governance: ARCEP Gabon and the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation discussed cooperation on AI regulation, regulatory capacity building and telecom oversight, including a proposed working group to help Gabon respond to digital transformation.
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