Gabon

And she's explored how subtle physical behaviours in children might offer clues about their social and linguistic skills later on.

Gilly's work has taken her from Gorilla Island in Gabon to the living rooms of parents with newborn babies to Glastonbury Festival, all in the name of finding out what it means to be human.

A question that I suspect becomes particularly interesting somewhere around day four of Glastonbury.

Professor Gilly Forrester, welcome to Life Scientific.

Definitely.

Incredible.

Well, much later in 2015, this same family of gorillas was released back into a nature reserve in Gabon.

How did it go?

Tiny Crocs, huge impact.

Deep inside the caves of Gabon, Matt Shirley discovered how these cryptic carnivores continue to push the limits of adaptation.

Words by Ben Goldfarb, photographs by Robin Hammond.

Dozens of pairs of eyes gleamed back at Matt Shirley as he swept his flashlight through the fetid darkness of a bat guano spackled cave.

It was 2010, and he had joined a group of French scientists on a survey of the Abanda Caves, a limestone labyrinth in Gabon's coastal rainforests.

The team, he realized, was surrounded by crocodiles.

For many people, this would be terrifying, but for Shirley, a conservation ecologist at Florida International University and a Rolex National Geographic Perpetual Planet Explorer, it was exactly why he'd come to Gabon.

The animals were African dwarf crocs, the world's smallest crocodile species, and the subject of the PAD research Shirley was conducting in Africa.

On October 24th, 2026, Brazzaville began hosting Continental Club qualifiers.

In the road to BAL, BC, Avoir, Durel, opened with a 66-60 victory over Gabon's Espoir Basket.

And in the Women's Basketball League Africa qualifiers, Anges Noas Bantus faced ASB Hetari from neighbouring DR Congo.

That game ended in a 93-33 defeat.

I've been looking for that too so I'm glad you're here today and I can't wait to learn what grandfather aboga is what culture is that from

it's actually a root bark from Africa Um, grown in Gabon and there's some places, um, around that area.

Um, Cameroon has a few, but yeah, that's the main thing I actually found out about it because I had shut down my podcast of eight years and my practice back in may to work on some family things.

Um, I had told you off camera, we had six deaths in a very short period of time and then also my dog passed and my mentor passed and it wasn't like one big tragic event, like a car accident and you know, everybody, it was like all individually trickled out.

I don't know how long they've been in the business, a long, long time.

And they have got under FSC certified under management the forest area in Gabon and the Republic of Congo.

This is approximate.

I think it's about 1.48 million hectares, which is a whole chunk of forest.

and they are FSC certified and they had Rouget one of the absolute pioneers in tropical hardwood and they've linked up with an

Indian plywood company

yeah in Gabon there's a place called the NCOC special industrial area and they have got a manufacturing kind of partnership with a company called StarPly and they make Akume plywood from the timber supplied from Rouget's forests and yeah it's a very close liaison with the between Rouget and the plywood manufacturing plant and But I find it's interesting to see, you know, this – again, it's a sort of – this increasingly sort of globalization of the industry.

You know, you've got a French-based – Yeah.

Oggi parleremo di: il cane da pastore è da guardia nella zootecnia rurale.

Cascate Kongou è l'idrografia incontaminata del Gabon equatoriale.

Conductor è l'orchestrazione visiva di agenti software su macOS.

Cucina cubana tra complementarietà proteica e criticità lipidiche.

Il domani è un enigma che stiamo biologicamente risolvendo insieme.

Ecco il prossimo indizio su microsmeta.com.

Cascate Kongou è l'idrografia incontaminata del Gabon equatoriale.

Un labirinto fluviale di tre chilometri nel cuore del bacino del Congo custodisce uno dei santuari di biodiversità più intatti e spettacolari del continente africano.

Partnerships between IOCs.

NOCs and the government that was definitely a big thing as well and then I do have this quote in my notes I can't remember where it came from but speed and regularity consistency matter as much as geology and I really like that and I thought that was spot on and just to finish on that it was fiscal on contract reform is the main pitch to investors which was also a quote I had and you could definitely see that especially like Actorial Guinea and Gabon they were so pushing that they're coming up for this, you know, more reform is coming up on the fiscal side.

And obviously, to finish it off, actually, I should say there was two bid rounds released.

So Liberia had one released, which Jimmy will touch upon in a bit, and one in Cameroon, which I'll hand over to my colleague Polly to talk more about.

They mailed me my flight ticket to fly to South Africa.

I got a call from Gabon embassy in Abuja and also Gabon, come and pick my visa.

Then one devil entered in my life, madam, okay, if I call her name, it might be funny, okay, she was in Boya.

He said, my friend is going to Gabon, give me her passport, I will give it to her to pick her visa and come.

I gave her my passport, until today that is, I've not seen her, I've not seen my passport.

It disappeared my passport until today.