
Welcome to Gabon Magazine which brings you colourful insights into this fascinating Central African country, with in-depth spotlights on its current affairs, economy, politics, tourism, culture, arts and traditions.
Whether you are looking for inspiration for your next trip away, or you simply enjoy reading about exotic places, Gabon Magazine has something for you.
The Republic of Gabon is a former French colony with a longstanding stable political climate. In 2002, its President Omar Bongo Ondimba put Gabon firmly on the map as an important ecotourism destination by nominating more than one tenth of the country as 13 national parks. Percentage-wise, only Costa Rica has set aside more land for conservation.
Gabon enjoys one of Africa’s highest per capita incomes thanks to its vast natural reserves of oil, gas, tropical timbers, manganese, iron, diamonds and gold. Its geographic position, its adherence to the CFA franc zone, the richness of its natural resources, its sound banking system and communication facilities make it an attractive country for foreign investors and travellers alike.
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The world's favorite sport is coming to West Africa
The Republic of Gabon is proud to co-host the 2012 Orange Africa Cup of Nations with Equatorial Guinea. Follow some of the world's best players blatting for African's football ultimate prize. The stage is set for a gripping final at Libreville's new Friendship Stadium.
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