GABON DISTINGUISHES ITSELF IN…BEER CONSUMPTION! LE GABON SE DISTINGUE DANS… LA CONSOMMATION DE BIÈRE!






English version

The "Daily Monitor" of Uganda has published African statistics regarding the consumption of beer in all the 54 countries of the continent. The top 5 ranking is as follows:

1. South Africa

2. Gabon

3. Namibia

4. Uganda

5. Kenya

Who said that Gabon was not an emerging country? It is almost a good as a true emerging country like South Africa… in drinking!

So goes Gabon



Version française

Dans le quotidien ougandais "Daily Monitor", il est publié les statistiques de consommation de bière des 54 pays africains. Le classement du top 5 est le suivant:

1. L'Afrique du Sud

2. Le Gabon

3. La Namibie

4. L'Ouganda

5. Le Kenya

Qui a dit que le Gabon n'était pas un pays émergent? Il fait presqu'aussi bien qu'un vrai pays émergent comme l'Afrique du Sud… dans la beuverie!

Ainsi va le Gabon

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