VOICED: Model fights for fair elections in Gabon

Mika, a half-Japanese model, has shifted from fashion to activism, launching the Guardian Angels of Gabon on Facebook to ensure fair presidential elections in Gabon. With the death of long-time leader Omar Bongo, the political scene is tense, and many expect his son Ali to succeed him. Mika's activism aims to promote transparency and democracy, urging for a delay in the election to allow more voter registration. Her efforts have garnered international support, and she uses her model status to amplify her message.

What is the primary mission of the Guardian Angels of Gabon?

• To organize fashion shows in Gabon

• To support Ali Bongo's candidacy

• To ensure transparent elections in Gabon

• To promote fashion in Gabon

Who is considered a likely successor to Omar Bongo?

• Ali Bongo

• Gloria

• A candidate from Senegal

• Mika

What is Gloria's hope for her internet activism?

• To support the Japanese government

• To promote her modeling career

• To organize a fashion event

• To convince people that the election is still competitive

Why does Gloria want the election date to be postponed?

• To wait for the Japanese government's approval

• To organize a fashion show

• To give Ali Bongo more time to campaign

• To allow more Gabonese to register

What role does Gloria's modeling status play in her activism?

• It is unrelated to her activism

• It distracts from her political goals

• It helps her get her message across

• It hinders her credibility