Gabon’s 100-Day Action Plan Focuses on Housing and Energy. LIBREVILLE, Gabon — 10 January 2026 (AGP) – Gabon’s government has outlined its 100-day action plan, prioritizing housing and energy sectors, following a recent meeting with key ministers.
The plan comes in response to the nation’s pressing needs, as highlighted by officials and stakeholders.
According to the government’s statement, the meeting on January 7 involved Economy and Budget ministers, alongside administrators under their jurisdiction.
On January 9, the ministers of Access to Universal Water and Energy, Philippe Tonangoye, and of Housing, Urbanism, and Cadastre, Mays Mouissi, presented their departmental priorities under the 100-day plan.
The Vice — President of the government emphasized the need for tangible and sustainable results, stating, “The Gabonese people expect rapid, tangible, and durable actions from the government.”.
He highlighted the importance of the water and energy sectors as key indicators of the government’s success.
In the energy sector, the plan includes the completion of the Kinguélé Aval hydroelectric project, which is expected to produce nearly 135 megawatts of electricity, significantly improving supply in Grand Libreville.
The Ministry of Water and Energy also aims to enhance potable water supply in several Libreville neighborhoods and intensify rural water well drilling nationwide.
Officials commented on the matter.
The minister announced the implementation of an affordable housing program catering to various social categories and financial capabilities of citizens. This 100-day action plan reflects the government’s commitment to transparency and accountability, as noted by regional officials.
The World Bank and the African Union have been involved in development initiatives in Gabon, focusing on improving living conditions and international policy commitments.
The implementation of this plan will be crucial for the improvement of living conditions in Gabon, as indicated by the government’s recent actions. Further details are expected as the plan progresses.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 5*
