Gabon’s Poste SA Implements Special Measures for Disabled Beneficiaries and Deceased Account Holders BODY: Libreville, Gabon – June 21, 2026: As part of the ongoing first phase of distributing cash vouchers in Grand Libreville, La Poste SA has implemented specific measures for beneficiaries with disabilities and the heirs of deceased account holders, reports the Gabonese Press Agency. For those with limited mobility or unable to move, relatives must provide a medical certificate confirming the beneficiary’s inability to move and a power of attorney. Stanisia Pidabo Nola, acting head of the agency, indicated, “We request that the person provide us with a document from the attending physician that accurately attests to the person’s invalidity, and if possible, a power of attorney. “.
If the interested party can be transported to the site without leaving the vehicle, the verification process is conducted on the spot before the cash vouchers are distributed. For deceased beneficiaries, heirs must present a judgment of homologation issued by the court to establish their status as authorized representatives to carry out the procedures.
The distribution of cash vouchers continues at various centers in Grand Libreville and will extend until the available vouchers in the first phase are exhausted.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*
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