WE ARE WORKING ON A BIG REPORT ABOUT HOW PARALYZED IS THE GABONESE POLITICAL CLASS WHEN IT COMES TO HAVING TO TURN THE BONGO’S PAGE. NOUS PRÉPARONS UN ÉNORME DOSSIER SUR LA PARALYSIE DE LA CLASSE POLITIQUE GABONAISE DEVANT L’OPPORTUNITÉ DE TOURNER LA PAGE BONGO







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Dear readers, in the coming days, with friends, we will publish a rather detailed report on the causes of the paralysis of our political class which threatens to find us once again with another Bongo regime after Ali Bongo. We give ourselves time to meet some resource persons who could help us to see better through the situation. Give us a little time, and in a few days (2 or 3, the time for a few trips), you will not be disappointed.

Thank you





Version française

Chers lecteurs, dans les jours qui viennent, avec des amis, nous publierons un dossier assez fouillé sur les causes de la paralysie de notre classe politique qui menace de nous retrouver encore une fois avec un autre régime Bongo après Ali Bongo. Nous nous donnons le temps de rencontrer quelques personnes ressources qui pourraient nous aider à y voir mieux. Accordez-nous un peu de patience, et dans quelques jours (2 ou 3, le temps de quelques déplacements), vous ne serez pas déçus.

Merci

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