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Because Gabon’s economy depends on exports of raw materials – chiefly oil, wood and minerals – Gabon’s ports are vital to the country’s development

The Gabonese government is fighting poverty and social exclusion through broader access to healthcare

Following years of being overlooked, investing heavily in public transport is now a government priority

The Conseil Gabonais des Chargeurs (CGC), or Gabonese Loader Council, supervises the nation’s trade and freight sector to guarantee secure goods transportation

Oil has made the small, sparsely populated state of Gabon one of the wealthiest in Africa, but with production in decline new ways of securing the future must be found

It is difficult to encompass all of what Colombian culture is, as the culture is as diverse as its ethnic populations

The Andean region is home to the majority of people in the country and is its most economically active

The area boasts diverse geography, unique ecosystems and unexploited natural resources

Various groups of small coastal islands in both the Pacific Ocean and Caribbean Sea make up the Insular Region

The huge Orinoco River forms part of the border between Colombia and Venezuela and is flanked by huge plains rich in flora and fauna