This sizeable funding is seen by some as a sign of confidence in the interim regime’s economic management.

Yet, experts urge careful oversight to ensure that the money is used for genuine development rather than enriching political elites.

Geopolitical analyst Aaron Ng’ambi offered cautious insight.
“The junta is trying to present itself as a credible leadership focused on transformation. But history has shown that early hope often fades,” Ng’ambi said. “The key question is whether these funds will be channelled into real infrastructure or end up in the hands of those in power.”

As Gabon navigates this period of military rule, the government faces pressure to demonstrate effective governance and deliver on promises of progress.

--ChannelAfrica--