ALI BONGO SELLS THE GABONESE EMBASSY IN WASHINGTON. ALI BONGO BRADE L’AMBASSADE DU GABON À WASHINGTON













English version

Through the real estate branch of the Sotheby's group, which specializes in the auctioning of works of art and luxury properties, Ali Bongo has recently put on sale, on the sly, the building that served as Offices of the Gabonese embassy in the US. The sale price is set at $ 3.75 million, or 1.875 billion CFA francs.

Who will profit from the product of the opaque sale of this public edifice which belongs to all of us?




Version française

Par le truchement de la branche immobilière du groupe Sotheby’s, qui se spécialise dans la vente aux enchères d’œuvres d’art et de propriétés de luxe, qu’Ali Bongo vient de mettre en vente, en catimini, l’immeuble qui servait de bureaux à l’ambassade du Gabon aux USA. Le prix de vente est fixé à 3,75 millions de dollars, soit 1,875 milliards de francs CFA.

Qui bénéficiera du produit de la vente opaque de cet édifice publique qui nous appartient à tous ?

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