Gabon Votes Yes to New Constitution, Says Interior Minister
LIBREVILLE (Reuters) - Gabonese voters approved a new constitution by a landslide 91.8%, the interior minister said on Sunday, after a referendum that the junta in power promised would be a steppingstone to democratic rule. Speaking on state television, Minister Hermann Immongault said turnout was an estimated 53.5%.
Gabonese voters have approved a new constitution with a massive 91.8% majority. The referendum, seen as a pathway to democratic governance, comes after a military coup ousted President Ali Bongo. The ...
LIBREVILLE, Gabon -- Gabon held a referendum on Saturday on whether to adopt a new constitution, more than one year after mutinous soldiers overthrew the country's longtime president and seized ...
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