Gabon residents are going to the polls on Saturday for a presidential election. A last-minute opposition pact has robbed incumbent Ali Bongo of a clear shot at a second term. The 57-year-old is facing credible challenge from former African Union Commission chairperson, Jean Ping. The falling oil prices have seriously affected the country's economy, raising negative sentiments against the government. Kathryn Ogunde has more.
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