Mr Bongo was declared the winner by a narrow margin last Wednesday, but the opposition say the poll was fraudulent. His rival Jean Ping has called for a general strike and says dozens of his supporters have been killed. Mr Moundounga is the first senior government minister to resign over the election result. Meanwhile, the European Union election observation mission to Gabon said there was a “clear anomaly” in results from President Bongo’s home province. The African Union said on Tuesday it would send a delegation to Gabon to help resolve a post-election standoff.]]>