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A tough war of who is winning the Gabonese polls ensued after the polls closed on Saturday despite delays in some parts. Opposition candidate Jean Ping has declared himself winner with incumbent Ali bongo declaring the same against warnings that the announcement should be left for the country’s electoral commission.
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