Gabon’s SAEG to Launch Temporary Market in Akanda on Saturday. Libreville, Gabon — The Société d’Agriculture et d’Élevage du Gabon (SAEG) announced plans for the opening of a temporary market in the commune of Akanda on Saturday, February 14th, to promote local products and enhance consumer-producer relations, according to a statement from the Gabonese Press Agency.
The event aims to highlight rural value chains and ensure the quality of goods offered through the slogan “from the field to the plate.”.
The organizers promise that the goods for sale will meet traceability standards, offering consumers a transparent supply chain. This initiative is part of a broader program that will see the market travel to other regions, with the next stops planned for Nzeng-Ayong on February 28th and Owendo on March 14th, 2026.
The SAEG’s goal is to bring consumers closer to producers, fostering economic growth and supporting local agriculture.
The event is expected to feature a variety of local produce, including fruits, vegetables, and livestock products. Local residents are encouraged to participate and take advantage of this opportunity to support local businesses.
The SAEG has not yet provided details on the specific hours of operation or any special arrangements for the temporary market.
Further details about the market’s offerings and logistics are expected to be released in the coming days.
