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The military has staged a coup in Gabon

 The military has staged a coup in Gabon In the early hours of this Wednesday, the Gabonese army in the middle of Africa came out and announ...

The military has staged a coup in Gabon


 The military has staged a coup in Gabon


In the early hours of this Wednesday, the Gabonese army in the middle of Africa came out and announced the overthrow of the civilian government, after the completion of the national elections.

The soldiers who appeared on television, urged everyone to calm down in the country, expressing their commitment to respecting Gabonese and international policies.


In his speech, one of the soldiers said that they canceled the election announced by the electoral commission to the current president, Ali Bongo, as the winner of the constitution, parliament and other administrative bodies in Gabon.


The government of Gabon has announced the establishment of a ban on traffic across the country in addition to the interruption of Internet communications since Saturday.


Every election held in the oil-rich country has been marred by disputes since the year 1990 when it reverted to the system of political parties.


The military has staged a coup in Gabon


In the early hours of this Wednesday, the Gabonese army in the middle of Africa came out and announced the overthrow of the civilian government, after the completion of the national elections.

The soldiers who appeared on television, urged everyone to calm down in the country, expressing their commitment to respecting Gabonese and international policies.


In his speech, one of the soldiers said that they canceled the election announced by the electoral commission to the current president, Ali Bongo, as the winner of the constitution, parliament and other administrative bodies in Gabon.


The government of Gabon has announced the establishment of a ban on traffic across the country in addition to the interruption of Internet communications since Saturday.


Every election held in the oil-rich country has been marred by disputes since the year 1990 when it reverted to the system of political parties.

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