Gabon asserts its scientific, cultural and economic sovereignty Libreville, January 12–13, 2026. The Libreville International Conference on Iboga and Ibogaine, held at the Hôtel La Sablière, marked a strategic turning point for Gabon. For two days, public authorities, national and international researchers, traditional medicine practitioners, spiritual leaders, and economic operators engaged in a structured dialogue around a shared ambition: to make iboga a lever for sustaina

Let's imagine a unique, high-end chocolate, steeped in tradition, health, and a strong cultural identity: iboga chocolate. Born from a visionary collaboration between Dr. Yoan Mboussou, a Gabonese microbiologist and entrepreneur, and the Pierre André family, renowned chocolatiers and roasters in Gabon, this innovative chocolate stands out as a taste gem with multiple therapeutic virtues, and as a bridge between the Gabonese forest and the world. Iboga Chocolate: Chocolate Mee

Iboga Chocolate: A Natural Treasure Between Tradition and Innovation In Libreville, at the heart of the Le Passage concept store, an extraordinary evening recently shone: the first anniversary of this refined boutique run by the radiant Anne Laure , who embodies French elegance while injecting an equatorial touch. Nestled in Océan Center, near the airport, Le Passage is much more than just a store: it is a space dedicated to quality, excellence and beauty , where high-end clo

On June 29, 2025, within the prestigious framework of the “Health and Well-Being” Thematic Week of the Universal Exposition in Osaka , Gabon asserted itself as a country offering natural and sustainable solutions to the global challenges of mental health and human balance. This event was held under the leadership of the High Commission for Exhibitions of Gabon , representing the Government of the Gabonese Republic . At the heart of this day, several Gabonese voices were raise

On Saturday, September 7, 2024, we had the honor of participating in the 22nd African Traditional Medicine Day, an event held at the National Museum of Arts, Rites, and Traditions under the guidance of Professor Henri Paul Bouroubou Bouroubou and traditional practitioner Mrs. Benga Bengone. These two prominent figures are champions of promoting and preserving Gabonese traditional medicine. While the term "traditional medicine" is often used, at Gabon Terre d’Avenir, we prefer