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CBON COULD NOT REHABILITATE OMAR BONGO WITHOUT REHABILITATING HIS PARTY! CBON NE POUVAIT RÉHABILITER OMAR BONGO SANS RÉHABILITER SON PARTI!

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English version On October 30, 2026, CBON received a delegation from the Gabonese Democratic Party (PDG), led by Blaise Louembé, at the Presidential Palace. CBON said he was ready to "support" the former ruling party's upcoming congress, scheduled for November 27 to 29. The scene is intriguing. How can the man who ended the Bongos' reign in August 2023 display such closeness to the party that served as their instrument for more than half a century? Should this be seen as a rehabilitation of Omar Bongo, the PDG's founder? The answer lies partly in memory, but mostly in very current political calculations. Toppling Ali, Honoring Omar A first point that is often forgotten: the coup of August 30, 2023 overthrew Ali Bongo Ondimba, not his father. For CBON, this distinction is essential. He built his career in the shadow of Omar Bongo, to whom he was very close. Ali Bongo had initially kept him at arm's length, before entrusting him with the Republican Guard, and th...
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ALBERT ONDO OSSA EVEN MORE IMPACTFUL ! ALBERT ONDO OSSA ENCORE PLUS PERCUTANT !

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IS THIS A DANGEROUS CALL FOR THE RECOLONIZATION OF AFRICA? EST-CE UN DANGEREUX APPEL À LA RECOLONISATION DE L’AFRIQUE ?

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English version An image is circulating on social media. It shows Donald Trump alongside Erik Prince, founder of the private military company Blackwater. Over it runs a striking line: it is time for the United States to "put the imperial hat back on" and govern countries that, in his view, cannot govern themselves, starting with "pretty much all of Africa." The quote is authentic. But does the image tell the whole story? And should we read it as a sign that recolonization is being prepared? What Erik Prince actually said The remarks date from February 2024. Prince made them on his podcast  Off Leash , in an episode about immigration at the US southern border. The viral image summarizes his words faithfully, though it condenses them. This was not a line taken out of context. His co-host, Mark Serrano, warned him that critics would accuse him of advocating colonialism again. Prince replied "Absolutely, yes," and added that the idea applied to Latin America t...
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