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• Dictator's death sparks coup in Guinea
Conte's death on Monday leaves just a handful left, including Gabon's Omar Bongo, who took power in 1967 and Robert Mugabe, who has been Zimbabwe's only leader since its 1980 independence. While Guinea has managed to avoid the catastrophic wars that ...
• Bob the non-player outwits, outlasts ’em all
Before he started playing the game of “Survivor,” 58-year-old bow tie-wearing physics teacher Bob Crowley sat under a tree in Gabon and told me, “I'm not playing the game, I’m here to have a good time, I'm here to experience — Christ, I've ...
• He went to the head of the class
He's earned it, winning "Survivor Gabon" by the narrowest of margins. He received four votes from the seven-person jury, as his ability to make his own luck by winning immunity beat out Susie's flying under the radar and Sugar's strategic maneuverings
• Feds seize artifacts from hit show 'Survivor'
... items: the hide from an African cat suspected of carrying a dangerous disease, a mandrill skull, civet hides, parrot, poultry and ostrich feathers, bones and cowries shells. The 17th edition of "Survivor" took place in the West African nation of Gabon ...
• Immunity idol? That's no immunity idol!
Randy Bailey was not only voted off "Survivor Gabon," but he was fooled into thinking he held the immunity idol.