AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoJustice & Accountability: Ten years after the 31 August 2016 assault on Jean Ping’s campaign HQ in Libreville, the Tournons La Page Gabon coalition renews calls for truth and justice, asking who ordered the operation, the exact death toll, what investigations were carried out, and where some victims’ bodies are. Health & Local Production: Senegal’s Teranga Pharma is expanding a $7.1m project to produce a locally made generic hydroxyurea for sickle cell disease, targeting six African markets and aiming to cut reliance on imported medicines. Forests, Food & Climate: Congo Basin countries adopted the Yaounde Declaration 2026, pushing agroecology to raise food output while protecting forests and biodiversity, including a call to direct at least 30% of relevant food-system budgets to agroecological approaches. Fisheries Transparency: Sixteen countries, including Gabon, backed the Mombasa Declaration to improve fisheries transparency and curb illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing using low-cost policy reforms focused on better shared records. Local Services in Gabon: In Makokou, Ogooué-Ivindo, new CNSS and modernized La Poste services are being rolled out to bring social protection and administrative access closer to residents. Governance & Outcomes: Gabon’s ruling RPM praised President Oligui Nguema’s August initiatives, highlighting major health-sector funding pledges and infrastructure work, while urging fast delivery of tangible results.
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