LASTOURVILLE, Gabon — April 24, 2026 – In Lastourville, the capital of Mulundu department in the Ogooué-Lolo province, a delayed celebration of the National Women’s Day was held on Thursday, marking a significant mobilization for women’s rights and development.
The event was attended by the Minister of Social Affairs, Child Protection, and Family, Dr. Armande Longo-Moulengui, along with provincial authorities and government representatives, as reported by the Gabonese Press Agency. Officials commented on the matter.
Dr. Longo-Moulengui highlighted legislative and social advancements for women, urging them to actively participate in building a prosperous Gabon. “We, Gabonese women, must be proud of the laws put in place to protect us.
Our goal is now to become the links that will lead our country to prosperity, “she stated.
The day’s events were marked by numerous highlights, including the distribution of donations to women and associations working with vulnerable households and community welfare organizations.
The Minister also distributed menstrual hygiene kits to schools to assist young girls in managing their periods in a school environment. Municipal Mayor Axel Litona recognized the government’s efforts to improve the living conditions of women in all their diversity.
The celebration underscored the importance of women’s roles in society and their contribution to the country’s development.
The National Women’s Day celebration in Lastourville serves as a testament to the ongoing commitment to women’s rights and empowerment in Gabon.
As the country continues to strive for development, the focus on women’s active participation and well-being is crucial for sustainable progress.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*
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