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Gabon is a developing country, ranking 112th in the Human Development Index. It is one of the richest countries in Africa in terms of per capita income; however, large parts of the population are very poor. Omar Bongo came to office in 1967 and created a dynasty, which stabilized its power through a clientist network, Franafrique.[10]

The official language is French and Bantu ethnic groups constitute around 95% of the country's population. Christianity is the nation's predominant religion, practiced by about 76% of the population. With petroleum and foreign private investment, it has the fourth highest HDI[9] in the region (after Mauritius, Seychelles and South Africa) and the fifth highest GDP per capita (PPP) in all of Africa (after Seychelles, Mauritius, Equatorial Guinea and Botswana).

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In August 2023, following the announcement that Ali Bongo had won a third term in the general election, military officers announced that they had taken power in a coup d'tat and cancelled the election results. They also dissolved state institutions including the Judiciary, Parliament and the constitutional assembly.[17][18] On 31 August 2023, army officers who seized power, ending the Bongo family's 55-year hold on power, named Gen Brice Oligui Nguema as the country's transitional leader.[19] On 4 September 2023, General Nguema was sworn in as interim president of Gabon.[20]

On 25 January 2011, opposition leader Andr Mba Obame claimed the presidency, saying the country should be run by someone the people really wanted. He selected 19 ministers for his government, and the entire group, along with hundreds of others, spent the night at the United Nations headquarters. On January 26, the government dissolved Mba Obame's party. AU chairman Jean Ping said that Mba Obame's action "hurts the integrity of legitimate institutions and also endangers the peace, the security and the stability of Gabon."[21] Interior Minister Jean-Franois Ndongou accused Mba Obame and his supporters of treason.[21] The UN Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon, said that he recognized Ondimba as the only official Gabonese president.[22][self-published source?]

The 2016 presidential election was disputed, with "very close" official results reported. Protests broke out in the capital and met a repression which culminated in the alleged bombing of opposition party headquarters by the presidential guard. Between 50 and 100 citizens were killed by security forces and 1,000 arrested.[23] International observers criticized irregularities, including unnaturally high turnout reported for some districts. The country's supreme court threw out some suspect precincts, and the ballots have been destroyed. The election was declared in favor of the incumbent Ondimba. The European Parliament issued two resolutions denouncing the unclear results of the election and calling for an investigation on the human rights violations.[24]

At World Bank and IMF insistence, the government embarked in the 1990s on a program of privatization of its state-owned companies and administrative reform, including reducing public sector employment and salary growth. A government has voiced a commitment to work toward an economic transformation of the country.[14]

It has a population of approximately 2.3 million.[36][37] Historical and environmental factors caused its population to decline between 1900 and 1940.[38] It has one of the lowest population densities of any country in Africa,[14] and the fourth highest Human Development Index in Sub-Saharan Africa.[9]

A country with a primarily oral tradition until the spread of literacy in the 21st century, it has folklore and mythology. "Raconteurs" are working to keep traditions alive such as the mvett among the Fangs and the ingwala among the Nzebis.

The country is one of the most varied and important fauna reserves in Africa:[59] it is an important refuge for chimpanzees (whose number, in 2003, was estimated between 27,000 and 64,000)[citation needed] and gorillas (35,000 recorded in 1983).[citation needed] The "Gorilla and Chimpanzee Study Station" inside the Lop National Park[citation needed] is dedicated to their study.

More than 10,000 species of plants, and 400 species of trees form the flora of Gabon. Gabon's rainforest is considered the densest and most virgin in Africa. However, the country's enormous population growth is causing heavy deforestation that threatens this valuable ecosystem. Likewise, poaching endangers wildlife. Gabon's national flower is Delonix Regia.

President Abraham Lincoln recognized that the United States' fragmented banking and monetary system needed tighter structure and order. On February 25, 1863, President Lincoln signed the National Currency Act into law, creating the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and charging it with responsibility for organizing and administering a system of nationally chartered banks and a uniform national currency.

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Local capital markets development has always been high on the transition agenda for developing countries. They provide a reliable source of funding, thereby contributing to financial resilience and sustainable growth.

Together with local authorities, capital market regulators and market participants, we have been working hard to reduce reliance on foreign currency lending and borrowing through policy dialogue and technical cooperation. Besides our work on reforming the legal and regulatory framework for capital markets in Armenia and Ukraine, we have helped SMEs to be involved in local capital markets and support governments with their capital market development strategies. In addition, some of our work aims to enhance the capital market infrastructure.

On the banking side, the EBRD invests in debt capital-market instruments as well as equity. These transactions promote higher standards of corporate governance while also fostering capital market development and promoting alternative sources of financing.

Also a few more type ins would be nice for some answers Potatoe1187 +4 Level 65 Apr 7, 2021 Great quiz, but Burma is now Myanmar. ritan +3 Level 48 Apr 7, 2021 Also Macedonia should be North Macedonia. I got 73% on my first try! stutzand +3 Level 55 Apr 7, 2021 Damn, got 679. Should update the Burundi capital, and the Czech Republic to accept Czechia. TheodoreE45 +1 Level 93 Jun 11, 2021 And Eswatini from Swaziland. Gebb +1 Level 63 Mar 26, 2022 And lot of other things. Mexico for Mexico City, same for panama and Kuwait.

Great quiz though, really need to brush up on currencies. unknown2000 +1 Level 49 Jan 12, 2022 Damn, ran out of time at 662/773. Had maybe 30 I could've gotten. The currency ones are tough though! belor +1 Level 57 Jan 12, 2022 Got 695, every single missed answer was a currency. I should work on that! ghanburighan +3 Level 80 Feb 4, 2022 Great quiz. 723 in time.

Great quiz but please also update the info, some things have changed a while ago. AkiraMorishita +1 Level 47 Apr 2, 2022 I finished it lol carawebo +1 Level 74 Apr 3, 2022 14:24 my fastest. Usually go guessing the countries following the map in my head with some random types in between and then filling the table. Maybe should try filling the capitals sequentially with the world map in my head as well... lumbertworthy +1 Level 66 Apr 5, 2022 Burundi - capital Gitega :) Burma - Myanmar q38 +2 Level 32 Apr 11, 2022 no way i would get all these, even if i tried 999,999,999,999 times LivelySainis +1 Level 51 Apr 21, 2022 I got 599 that's really hard. By the way, it is North Macedonia and North Macedonian. Not Macedonia and Macedonian. TurkeyCookTime +3 Level 75 May 9, 2022 North Macedonia is correct but the language is still just Macedonian. Dqmir +1 Level 58 May 7, 2022 Getting close! I've reached 164/177, I forgot Micronesia and some currencies again bserbvb23 +1 Level 78 May 9, 2022 Currency was extremely difficult. Great quiz comjag +1 Level 89 May 9, 2022 Did the time get massively increased on this now it has been featured? WanderingWalrus +2 Level 78 May 9, 2022 I always thought the Mongolian currency was Tugrik. Did they change it? GrammarBeane1 +2 Level 81 Aug 14, 2022 per Wikipedia, tugrik is another spelling for tgrg. Could it be added as a type-in perhaps? Qwertyuiopasdfgh +1 Level 67 May 8, 2023 I agree this should be an alternate spelling, as its accepted in other validated quizzes Desmond2309 +1 Level 34 May 10, 2022 627, my hands are tired, thankfully there are pauses. Good quiz but it is a little long... Putjesscheppert +3 Level 62 May 11, 2022 You know a quiz is only taken by the absolute Jetpunk nerds when you get 632/777 and still only beat 41% of players Jorissie +2 Level 88 May 11, 2022 I knew they spoke Creole and English in Mauritius but both were wrong. Apparently the correct answer was Mauritian Creole.. Triffid +1 Level 68 May 11, 2022 Yes, I tried Creole and am surprised and disappointed that it wasn't accepted. femvibes13 +2 Level 53 May 11, 2022 I refuse to believe 14 percent of people got everything at the bottom. Cheating is getting out of hand, what's even the point? Alexquiz17 +1 Level 85 Jan 30, 2023 14% of Jetpunkers - we are not normal Sandro +2 Level 59 May 11, 2022 Latin for Vatican City? ShayBealer +1 Level 76 May 11, 2022 I wish I had the time to do this quiz : ) kalbahamut +2 Level 83 May 11, 2022 Kudos for putting together one of the most masochistic quizzes on the site. I got 719 before giving up - 4 points. But this, just like the currency quiz, seriously needs many more type-ins for the Ukrainian currency. The first spelling that comes up when you google it isn't even accepted, and there are many more. erikj +2 Level 64 May 11, 2022 I was sitting here with my Ukrainian guest and we tried multiple spellings as well. Then I googled it and it accepted that answer. Maybe my algorithm is blessed by Jetpunk. mf3 +1 Level 86 May 13, 2022 If things go badly, the correct spelling will be "ruble". CDMX +1 Level 55 May 11, 2022 oof got 608/777. I blanked out on the currencies and some of the languages and capitals Trolololz +4 Level 74 May 11, 2022 hardest i ever worked for 3 points canyonfjordkarst +1 Level 71 May 11, 2022 finally featured!! KabouterPlop +3 Level 71 May 11, 2022 Well, I'm glad this was not a yellow box quiz. PoetsCorner +1 Level 85 Sep 25, 2023 Oh my God, I shudder to think! Uzbekifan +1 Level 56 May 11, 2022 Since everyone is talking about how well they did, I missed India, Poland and Bolivia :/ Masonplays +2 Level 26 May 12, 2022 HOW THE HELL ARE YOU SUPPOSED DO THIS!?!?!!?!?!?!!!!? Masonplays +1 Level 26 May 12, 2022 Just how do you do this perunskaya +1 Level 73 May 13, 2022 With a lot of practice :-) MrBuzz +1 Level 41 May 12, 2022 Can you please organise the countries into continents. Thanks. TimFed +1 Level 75 May 14, 2022 I would suggest having all multiple answers count as 1 i.e - you type in English and get 1 not 58. Otherwise one of my favorite quizzes. nultayy +1 Level 61 May 20, 2022 could someone tell me why some of the currencies are grey boxes? surely USD should count for east timor and whatnot, why's it got a grey box? Kingsfisher +2 Level 61 Jun 17, 2022 These countries do not have their own currency ScubaMatt +3 Level 66 May 24, 2022 Got 777 a couple days ago... realized afterwards that I wasn't signed in. Did it again today for real. Awesome quiz Kingsfisher +2 Level 61 Jun 17, 2022 I have 774/777. I can't name currencies of Honduras, Mauritania and Eswatini hb0987654321 +1 Level 62 Jun 17, 2022 I got 675/777 in under 30 minutes, honestly I'm proud of that nromero02 +1 Level 66 Jun 18, 2022 Question, how do you get more than 500 answers on your quiz? Dollyfroggy +1 Level 59 Sep 13, 2023 I don't think there's anything special you need to do. Does it not let you get over 500 rows? If so, try importing. sophiee +1 Level 53 Jun 19, 2022 I thought I did really well but got only 555/777 SARVEII +1 Level 54 Jun 29, 2022 739 2351a5e196