Violence in crisis-hit Gabon has 'subsided' (Bongo's spokesman) Two people died after overnight post-election violence in Gabon, witnesses said Friday, raising to five the number of people killed since riots erupted after President Ali Bongo was declared the winner of a disputed vote. Bongo's spokesman, who is in Paris, said the violence has subsided while calling on challenger Jean Ping to help restore calm. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES