Gabon post-election crisis: Continued protests and reactions

By Euronews with Ismail Akwei • Updated: 01/09/2016

Over a thousand people have been arrested during two days of post-election violence in Gabon after the announcement of the results for the 2016 presidential election.

FULLREPORTJoint African Union (AU) and Economic Community of Central African States Election Observer Mission Preliminary Statement, August 2016.

SUGGESTEDREADINGGabon opposition says people will not accept Bongo’s provisional victory

SUGGESTEDREADINGBongo declared president elect with 49.80%, Ping polled 48.16%

SUGGESTEDREADINGGabon parliament set on fire as riots break out amid calls to publish results

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ELECTORAL CRISIS IN GABON PROTEST GABON ELECTION IN GABON ALI BONGO ONDIMBA