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AFCON: Tunisia shock Nigeria to enter quarter finals with 1-0 win
Tunisia to play Burkina Faso in the quarterfinals after knocking out three-time AFCON champions Nigeria.
Published On 24 Jan 2022
‘Betrayal of people, planet’: World reacts to COP26 climate pact
Mixed reactions as UN, US, China welcome climate pact and activists denounce more ‘blah blah blah’ from global talks.
Published On 14 Nov 2021
How Gabon plans to lead the African negotiators at COP26
Lee White, minister of forests, oceans, environment and climate change, speaks to Al Jazeera about upcoming conference.
Published On 26 Oct 2021
Infographic: How the price of petrol has changed (2001-2021)
The global average price of petrol has doubled over the past 20 years. Here are 5 graphics explaining the oil industry.
Published On 30 Sep 2021

Gabonese defence ministry says ‘exceptionally serious acts’ have been reported in recent weeks.

Oil markets faltered earlier in August as the resurgent pandemic threatened demand, but prices have since recovered.

What are deepfakes and should we be worried?

World oil consumption will rebound by a vigorous six million barrels a day this year, according to OPEC+ estimates.

Curfew violators shot dead amid violent demonstrations in poor neighbourhoods against coronavirus restrictions.

Question of constitutional vacuum emerged two years ago when President Ali Bongo Ondimba suffered a stroke.

China plays a key role: its government, banks and companies lent some $143bn to Africa from 2000 to 2017.

Rose Christiane Ossouka Raponda faces steep challenges in Gabon’s economic relaunch and COVID-19 response.

Pirates attacked four ships in Libreville harbour, government spokesman says.

Ali Bongo suffered a stroke 14 months ago during a visit to Saudi Arabia and has rarely been seen in public since.

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