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Teachers have been on strike in Gabon for about four months now. Analysts believe the situation could be as a result of political tensions in the country.
Gabon’s Ministry of Education commissioned a report on Monday that will decide if the academic year should be validated or not. The invalidation of an academic year is decreed country by country and not by international standards.
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