In the heart of the department of Zadié, the municipal council of Mékambo, the departmental capital, convened on a Wednesday to meticulously examine and adopt the preliminary budget for the 2026 fiscal year.
The approved budget, as confirmed by the AGP, stands at a significant 152,819,483 FCFA.
The meeting also saw the review of the administrative account for the 2025 fiscal year. Addressing the assembly, the prefect of the department of Zadié, Séverin Maïlat Moutsinga, emphasized the importance of prioritizing essential needs. His message aimed at steering the commune towards development and enhancing the living conditions of its residents.
The council’s decision to allocate such a substantial sum underscores the commitment to infrastructural and social advancements in the region.
In related news, the upcoming professional elections in Gabon are shaping up to be a pivotal event. Five major trade unions have already declared their readiness for the polls scheduled for April 22. This preparatory phase is expected to foster a competitive and inclusive electoral process, reflecting the democratic spirit of the nation.
Elsewhere in the region, a tragic incident unfolded in Makokou as an electrician attempted a self — harm attempt by attempting to cut his throat.
The incident serves as a stark reminder of the mental health challenges faced by individuals in the community.
Meanwhile, in an unusual encounter, a 40-year-old man was attacked by a pachyderm near Mayibouth, highlighting the growing human-wildlife conflict in the area.
The municipal council of Makokou also announced its preliminary budget, which was set at a staggering 743 million FCFA. This substantial allocation is intended to drive development projects and improve public services in the community.
In the realm of energy, Christiane Leckat, a prominent figure, announced the resumption of electricity restoration works in Ngouabi. This development is eagerly anticipated by the local population, who have been experiencing prolonged power outages.
The educational sector in the region witnessed the launch of practical exams for the BEPC (Brevet d’Études du Premier Cycle), marking an important milestone in the academic calendar for Mekambo. Lastly, the sports community was abuzz with the news of AC Belinga’s qualification for the third division.
The achievement, praised by the President of the Gabonese Football Federation, Dr. Flavien Enongoué, is a testament to the club’s dedication and potential for growth.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*
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