Gabon has launched its national airline, Fly Gabon, marking a significant step in the country’s aviation sector. The airline, building on the legacy of Afrijet, aims to dominate domestic routes and expand internationally. Fly Gabon’s launch signifies a renewed national pride and economic prospects for Gabon.
Gabon’s military junta has relaxed logging restrictions on the rare and highly valued kevazingo tree, allowing harvesting under specific conditions. This decision comes after the previous government outlawed kevazingo cutting in 2018 due to rampant trafficking. The new regulations aim to promote sustainable logging practices and economic development in forest regions.
Gabon, a Central African nation renowned for its pristine rainforests and diverse wildlife, is experiencing a surge in tourism. The country’s commitment to sustainable practices and its abundant natural beauty make it a prime destination for eco-tourists. With strategic investments in infrastructure and a focus on conservation, Gabon is attracting travelers seeking unique and authentic experiences.
