Gabon: Albert Oyame Laid to Rest in Libreville. Libreville, Gabon — 8 March 2026 (AGP) — Albert Oyame, a former mayor of the second arrondissement in Libreville and former provincial secretary of the Gabonese Democratic Party (PDG), was laid to rest on Saturday, March 7th, at the Mindoubé Cemetery in the fifth arrondissement of Libreville, as reported by the Gabonese Press Agency. Oyame, a member of the Political Bureau (MBP) of the PDG, passed away on February 13th at the age of 65 following a prolonged illness.
His body was released on Friday, February 6th, following which political figures, municipal authorities from the City of Libreville and the second arrondissement, and representatives from his former administration paid their respects.
According to local reports, the funeral was attended by a host of dignitaries and members of the public, reflecting the impact of Oyame’s career on the city and the nation.
The late official’s dedication to public service and his political career were highlighted during the tributes that were paid to him.
Further details regarding the circumstances of Oyame’s death and his political legacy were not immediately available. His passing has sparked a wave of condolences from across the political spectrum, underscoring the respect he commanded in the Gabonese political landscape.
Albert Oyame’s death at the age of 65 has left a void in Gabon’s political scene, as he was a prominent figure in the PDG.
His contributions to the party and the city of Libreville are set to be remembered by those who knew him and those who were influenced by his work.
The funeral of Albert Oyame serves as a reminder of the enduring impact of public service and the respect that can be earned through dedication and commitment to the community.
