Libreville — Presidential elections have been fixed for 27 November in oil-rich
Gabon, with security forces voting two days early in a move the opposition
says is a ruse for rigging.
The president of the National Electoral Commission, Gilbert Ngoulakia,
announced the double election dates of 25 and 27 November on state
television and radio on Thursday. He explained that security forces would
vote early in the interest of national security.
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