THE PRESIDENTIAL PALACE IS BOMBARDING PAUL BIYOGHE-MBA THROUGH THE WEEKLY PAPER "LA GRIFFE". LE PALAIS PRÉSIDENTIEL BOMBARDE PAUL BIYOGHE-MBA PAR LE TRUCHEMENT DE L'HEBDOMADAIRE "LA GRIFFE"



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The weekly newspaper, "La Griffe", is edited from the Gabonese presidential palace. These days, all the regime press outlets are feasting on the political carcass of Paul Biyoghe-Mba, the recently departed Prime Minister. It looks like many in the regime's ranks are settling scores with him. Today, it is Paul Biyoghe-Mba who is being massacred and tomorrow it would be … Raymond Ndong-Sima. Below are some of their writings in "La Griffe".


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L'hebdomadaire "La Griffe", est édité à partir du palais présidentiel du Gabon. Ces jours-ci, tous les organes de presse du régime se régalent sur la carcasse politique de Paul Biyoghe-Mba, le désormais ex-Premier Ministre récemment remplacé. Il semble qu'un grand nombre dans les rangs du régime aient des comptes à régler avec lui. Aujourd'hui, c'est Paul Biyoghe-Mba qui est massacré et demain ce sera … Raymond Ndong-Sima. Voici quelques-uns de leurs écrits dans «La Griffe».








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