Gabon's ousted Ali Bongo released from detention
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Former Gabonese President Ali Bongo Ondimba and his family have left Gabon and flown to Angola after being released from custody. Accused of embezzling public funds, Bongo was detained, along with his wife and son, following the 2023 military coup that ended his family's 56-year rule.
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