Gabonese Voters Endorse New Constitution in Overwhelming Majority

The people of Gabon have overwhelmingly approved a new constitution in a referendum, with a 91.8% majority, as announced by the interior minister. The junta currently in power has pledged that this constitution will pave the way towards democratic governance, marking a significant step in the nation's political transformation.

In a decisive move towards democratic governance, Gabonese citizens have approved a new constitution by a landslide 91.8%, as confirmed by the interior minister on national television.

The referendum, which took place under the watchful eye of the ruling junta, is seen as a pivotal moment in Gabon's political landscape.

This overwhelming support signals a public endorsement of the junta's promise to transition the nation towards democratic rule. The new constitution is intended to serve as a foundation for this transformation.

(With inputs from agencies.)