Two soldiers have been detained for stealing plasma screens from the Oyem stadium, with the screens found at their respective homes. An investigation initiated by the Prosecutor of the Republic at the Oyem Tribunal, Rodrigue Ondo Nfoumou, has revealed the soldiers as the perpetrators. The stadium had been secured by the prosecutor's orders after a previous theft involving a simulated fire. The investigation is ongoing, and the soldiers will be presented upon its conclusion.

On January 30, 2022, the convoy of Madeleine Edmée Berre, the Minister of Civil Service, was involved in a traffic accident near the village of 'Gravier' on the national road. Fortunately, there were no fatalities. The minister, her husband, her sister who complained of jaw pain, and two men were in the vehicle that left the road and crashed into a ravine. The victims are currently hospitalized at the Albert Schweitzer hospital in Lambaréné, and the minister's husband has been urgently evacuated to Libreville. The cause of the accident is not yet known.

On June 15, 2020, Gabon's Minister of Water and Forests, Lee White, visited the Special Economic Zone of Nkok (ZERP) to monitor the forest-wood sector and the development of the third transformation process. Accompanied by Oswald Séverin Mayounou and Ndouna Ango Auguste, White discussed mechanisms to foster a true third transformation industry with economic operators at GSEZ. He aims to reduce exported lumber and increase exported finished and semi-finished furniture, diversifying the economy, increasing state revenue, and creating jobs. White announced a five-year goal to increase the forestry industry's production capacity and create up to 70,000 jobs, leveraging the Gabonese forest to overcome the current economic crisis caused by the coronavirus. The wood sector contributed 4% to Gabon's GDP in 2013, nearly a third of salaried employment, and 60% of non-oil export revenue.