AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFuel and Energy: Gabon’s fuel-price stabilization cost 30 billion FCFA in September, as supply shortages persisted. President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema asked officials to explore ways to ease the burden, including modernizing SOGARA and studying a new refinery; no pump-price increase was announced. Wildlife: Newly released footage shows Gabon’s dwarf crocodiles hunting bats in the Abanda caves. Researchers warn the cave population is at risk because the site lies outside protected areas. Cross-Border Trafficking: Three suspects in Cameroon face charges over more than 700 kilograms of pangolin scales. Authorities say the alleged network extends into Gabon and neighboring countries. Climate and Public Finances: Moody’s warns that climate-related shocks threaten the region’s improved economic outlook, while Gabon is among four countries with a negative outlook and faces one of the sharpest projected increases in debt.
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