Gabon is a tiny state on the west coast of Central Africa. It is divide in two by the equator. Around 1.5 million people live in Gabon, most of them in the capital Libreville.
Petroleum and mangan made Gabon one of the most prosperous and stable countries in Africa.
Recently contested elections and an economic crisis provoked unrest in Libreville.
The famous 2,000 miles jungle walk through unknown and untouched regions by Micheal Fay led to a historic initiative by the the late President Omar Bongo: 13 national parks were created in Gabon.
Petroleum and mangan made Gabon one of the most prosperous and stable countries in Africa.
Recently contested elections and an economic crisis provoked unrest in Libreville.
The famous 2,000 miles jungle walk through unknown and untouched regions by Micheal Fay led to a historic initiative by the the late President Omar Bongo: 13 national parks were created in Gabon.
