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Gabon could have a new face as president if opposition heads challenging the forty six year rule by the Bongo family win tomorrows elections. Incumbent president Ali Bongo faces fierce competition from the likes of Jean Ping, a favorite from a merger of opposition parties and once chairman of the African Union Commission
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