A CANDID CASIMIR OYE MBA IN JEUNE AFRIQUE. CASIMIR OYE MBA EN TOUTE FRANCHISE DANS JEUNE AFRIQUE





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In its current week's edition, the pan African magazine "Jeune Afrique" contains a surprinsingly bold and frank interview by Casimir Oye Mba, a former Prime Minister of Gabon and well known banker. In that interview, he is unequivocal about what is wrong in Gabon and the call and need for a Sovereign National Conference so the Gabonese people can start to solve their problems. Below is the reprint of that interview. It is in French only, since we copied it from the magazine. If you would like an English translation, let us know and we would send it to you.



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Dans son édition de la semaine en cours, le magazine panafricain "Jeune Afrique" contient une interview surprenante par son audace et franchise de Casimir Oye Mba, ancien Premier ministre du Gabon et banquier bien connu. Dans cette interview, il est sans équivoque sur ce qui va mal au Gabon et en appelle à la nécessité d'une Conférence Nationale Souveraine, pour que le peuple gabonais puisse commencer à résoudre ses problèmes. Voici ci-dessous la copie de cette interview.




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  1. phlebotomistJanuary 11, 2013 at 4:26 PM

    In an interview on the channel Africa 24, Casimir Oye Mba speaks very simply and clearly in a way that once again demonstrates his ability as a very level headed appraiser of Gabonese affairs and one the most talented civil servant Gabon has ever produced as certainly proven by his stellar tenure as head of the Central African States Bank (BEAC).
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