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Afrique XXI Themes > Politics

Coup

  • The image shows a scene set in an ornate room. A military officer, dressed in camouflage with a green beret, is smiling and appears to be interacting with another individual. The background features decorative elements, including curtains and flags, likely representing Gabon or an official entity. There are also books and documents in the hands of a person standing to the left, indicating a formal context, possibly a meeting or ceremony. The overall atmosphere seems official and ceremonial. In Gabon, ‘Oligui Nguema has been campaigning since his coup d’état’ by Joseph Tonda Michael Pauron · 20 March
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