The Morning Call
The election campaign for local and legislative elections in Gabon has officially opened.
Candidates have 10 days to reach out to the electorate in campaigns aimed at getting them votes in the combined legislative and local elections on the 6th of October. The elections come after several postponements and will allow Gabonese citizens to choose new deputies to represent them.
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