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The Bongo family will continue its 5 decade rule in Gabon after the country’s constitutional court upheld the disputed results of last month’s presidential election. Gabon saw a wave of violence when protesters took to the streets after Ali Bongo was declared winner in the August poll that left several dead, the EU pointing fingers and undocumented arrests.
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