DID YOU KNOW THAT DAWRY HAS BEEN ABOLISHED IN GABON SINCE 1963?. SAVIEZ-VOUS QUE LA DOT EST ABOLIE AU GABON DEPUIS 1963?











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One of our perspicacious readers sent us the precious document above, showing that dowry has been banned in Gabon since 1963. Yet in Gabon, the demand for the payment of dowry is still openly practiced with enthusiasm.


We are willing to bet that even Mborantsuo is unaware that dowry was abolished in 1963 because she is the personification of the negligence and disconnection between the texts of laws and their application for the better living of all Gabonese citizens.


To this reader, we tip our hat!










Traduction française


Un de nos perspicaces lecteurs nous a envoyé le précieux document ci-dessus, démontrant que la dot a été interdite au Gabon depuis 1963. Pourtant, au Gabon, l’exigence du paiement de la dot est encore ouvertement pratiquée avec enthousiasme.


Nous sommes prêts à parier que même Mborantsuo ignore que la dot a été abolie en 1963, car elle est la personnification de l’incurie et de la déconnexion entre les textes de lois, et leur application pour le mieux-vivre de tous les Gabonais.


A ce lecteur, nous faisons chapeaux bas !

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