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Gabon’s ANAREG calls for regular pensions and tailored services

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Bernadette Owono Mba, head of ANAREG, is advocating regular pension payments and better access for retirees to information and administrative services. She mentions priority counters, a dedicated process and support measures in an interview with L’Union, reported by Sonapresse.

Bernadette Owono Mba, head of the Gabonese ANAREG, is calling for regular and predictable retirement pension payments, as well as services tailored to retirees, in an interview with L’Union, reported by Sonapresse. She believes beneficiaries should be able to know their income and plan their spending.

She is calling for payments to be accompanied by reliable information: a known timetable, an alert in the event of a problem and a clearly identified contact to handle complaints. Regular payments are particularly important, she says, for retirees on modest incomes who are exposed to the rising cost of living.

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