Rebellion leader, General Ngma won the presidential election in Gabon with 90% votes

The Gabonies Democratic Party (PDG), who dominated the country for more than five decades, denied the Oligui’s attempt to perpetuate the system. The Ngma platform is based on the anti -corruption speech, and the NZ has spoken about changing the government’s economy and reducing the dependence of former colonial colonial dependence of former African colonial.

By fighting the old corrupt guard, Nguma introduced himself as an agent of change. He promised to diverse the economy, which is currently based on oil and promote agriculture, industry and tourism in a country where one -third of the population lives in poverty.

In late 2024, he led the General Constitution, which allowed the acting military to compete for political positions, as he made his own candidacy possible. During the campaign, his existence was stable in the media, with great popular equations, especially in the capital Libreville.

About 850,000 voters went to the polls to elect a new national for seven years. Officials have been recognized by 2,500 observers who have promised for free and transparent elections.

Now, the General government faces many challenges such as unemployment, fuel and water cuts, depleted roads, lack of disabled schools and hospitals.