"LE GABON ENERVANT" OR "ANNOYING GABON"

    English version   In France, the regulations require that to be allowed to drive a taxi, you must hold a Certificate of Professional Competence (CAP). This certificate is obtained after training followed by an exam.   Generally, in France the minimum level required Cap is the BEPC (middle school diploma), or equivalent.   In Gabon, the Ali Bongo regime has just announced a project called "one taxi, one job, one future", which was launched with great fanfare by the National Employment Office (ONE). It is a project that promises to offer young Gabonese, free vehicles for taxi use. These young Gabonese will have to drive these taxis for 4 years and pay an amount of 22,000 CFA daily to the ONE; against a remuneration of 100,000 francs per month and any amount above the 22,000 CFA francs daily.   If these taxis run 6 days a week, the revenue will be 22,000 x 5 = 110,000 CFA francs per week. In 52 weeks it would be 5720,000 CFA, or 22880,000 CFA francs after

      English version   The Gabonese artist André Pépé Nze wrote the following:     LETTER TO THE MINISTER OF CULTURE AND ARTS   Mister MINISTER.   My name is Mr. André BITEGHE BI NZE, nicknamed André Pépé Nze, artist songwriter singer from Gabon. I am originally from the Province of L'OGOOUÉ IVINDO, I was born there on December 3, 1956 in a village called MBES, by MAKOKOU. Currently I am a retired Pedagogical Inspector of Philosophy since 2016. I have just seen on Gabon television and on social media, during the program "night of talent", the scrolling list bearing the names of deceased artists; the name André Pépé Nze is there, so you have just declared me a deceased artist. When it comes to declaration of deaths, you are our Minister and you know it well because of the function of manager of the administration and of the artists that we are. You are well aware that in terms of declaration of death, you must present the death certificate, or

 

 

 

    English version   Emmanuel Macron will arrive in March or April 2023 in Libreville, to take part in a summit on the preservation of Central African forests in Libreville. It is said that the French President would like to associate Denis Sassou-Nguesso, the Congolese President, with this summit; but the problem remains that Denis Sassou-Nguesso and Ali Bongo have a difficult relationship. What's more, the two dictators are vying for the leadership of green diplomacy in Central Africa.   The press tells us that to appease the situation, Macro would have invited Denis Sassou-Nguesso to the Elysée during the month of December 2022 or January 2023.   The Libreville summit would be hosted by Lee White, and his main objective would be, what else? But the search for carbon funds obviously. Nevertheless, in the race for carbon financing, Congo has also found its Lee White, in the person of the Frenchman Jean-Yves Ollivier, who plays with Sassou-Nguesso, the same role as L