Libreville (AFP) - Gabon's constitutional court upheld President's Ali Bongo's re-election victory, rejecting the appeal of his defeated challenger Jean Ping at a televised public hearing overnight Friday-Saturday.
The court, while partially changing the results of the close August 27 vote, said Bongo maintained a lead over Ping. The announcement of Bongo's victory after the bitterly-fought election had sparked days of deadly violence.
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