Lambaréné, Gabon – July 25, 2026 – The ‘Avenir’Center Aéré in Lambaréné, Gabon, successfully concluded a ten-day cultural and educational program aimed at nurturing the minds of over a hundred children.
The initiative, led by Senator Madeleine Sidonie Revangué, the 4th vice-president of the Senate, was a collaborative effort with the association Inongo Goré.
The program featured educational games, creative workshops, and the learning of local languages such as omiéné, akélé, and fang. Senator Revangué expressed her satisfaction with the program, thanking parents for their trust and encouraging children to continue their learning at home. Activities during the program included practical knowledge workshops, such as the construction of traditional traps for capturing small animals.
The closing ceremony was marked by cultural questions, traditional dances, choral performances, and performances by artists such as Filigramme, One Boz, Tukinkin, Nofia, and Madane le Véritable.
The ‘Avenir’Center Aéré initiative is part of a broader strategy to enhance the quality of life in Lambaréné, which includes infrastructure projects like the construction of a cultural center and a child protection house in Fougamou and Lambaréné.
The initiative reflects a commitment to fostering a vibrant and educated youth population in the region.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*
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