Also caught in the artisanal fishery of Ogooue River, Gabon. I'm almost positive it is Oreochromis, but doesn't look like either schwebischi or niloticus.
I believe that is Oreochromis niloticus, with distinct similarities of the dorsal fin, pectoral and anal fin. The confusion arises from the clear separation of the caudal fin into two parts which can be seen to be more of natural rather than result from possible accidents.
definitely not niloticus and doesn't look like an Oreochromis. More like Coptodon. In fact the tail looks like C. rendalli, but you need to check which ones occur in that area