LIBREVILLE TAKEN OVER BY MOUNTAINS OF GARBAGE. LIBREVILLE, PRISE D'ASSAUT PAR DES MONTAGNES D'ORDURES






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An article by Marc Ona Essangui, a renowned Gabonese ecologist, on France 24 discusses the regrettable situation of garbage piling up in the streets of Libreville. The article can be read here.



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Un article de Marc Ona Essangui, écologiste gabonais bien connu, paru sur France 24, traite de la situation déplorable des ordures ménagères qui s'entassent dans les rues de Libreville. L'article peut être lu ici.

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