Former Gabonese presidents family released from prison media

In Gabon, the former First Lady Sylvia Bongo and her son, Noureddin Bongo, were reportedly no longer in prison. They were reportedly left their cell and were placed under house arrest in Libreville, according to consistent sources. Arrested in the wake of the military coup which led to the fall of the regime of Ali Bongo, Sylvia Bongo and Noureddin Bongo spent 19 months in prison, without being tried.

Former Gabonese president’s family released from prison – media – Daily News

GABON’S government has transferred former First Lady Sylvia Bongo Ondimba and her son, Noureddin Bongo Valentin, to house arrest after detaining them for more than a year on charges of embezzlement, corruption, and money laundering, according to local media reports. The move comes just one week after the swearing-in of the Central African country’s new leader, Brice Oligui Nguema, the former general who led the August 2023 military coup that ous…

Former Gabonese presidents family released from prison media

The wife of ousted Ali Bongo had been in detention since the 2023 military coupGabon's government has transferred former First Lady Sylvia Bongo Ondimba and her son, Noureddin Bongo Valentin, to house arrest after detaining them for more than a year on charges of embezzlement, corruption, and money laundering, according to local media reports.The move comes just one week after the swearin

Since Friday, 9 May, Sylvia Bongo Ondimba and her son Nourredin are no longer tenants at the central prison in Libreville, according to several sources. The authorities do not confirm or deny this information, which nevertheless flooded social networks. The two figures of the former regime were transferred to their villa in Sablière, officially for health reasons report some local daily newspapers. After 19 months of detention, Sylvia and Noured…

In Gabon, Sylvia Bongo Ondimba, former First Lady, and her son Noureddine Bongo Valentin were released from prison and placed under house arrest, according to several judicial sources. This decision comes in the delicate context of the political transition begun after the coup d'état of 30 August 2023, which ended more than...

The former first lady of Gabon and her son are no longer detained in the premises of the Gabonese presidency in Libreville. They have benefited from the adjustment of their detention by decision of President Oligui Nguema. Explanations.