WATER FLOWS UNDER THE BRIDGE, AND THE BANIO REVEALS ITS SECRETS. L’EAU COULE SOUS LE PONT, ET LA BANIO LIVRE SES SECRETS

Ali Bongo and Guido Santullo at the inauguration of the bridge over the Banio river.

Ali Bongo et Guido Santullo à l’inauguration du pont sur la Banio




English Version

The Gabonese newspaper La Loupe, in its recent edition, informs us of the underpinnings of the construction of the bridge over the Banio river. Given the importance of the revelations, we publish that article here in a new format to make it more accessible to the reader. Rest assured, nothing in the content has been changed.





Version Française

Le journal Gabonais La Loupe, dans sa récente édition, nous éclairci sur les péripéties de la construction du Pont sur la Banio. Vu l’importance des révélations, nous reprenons ici cette interview and la reformatant pour la rendre plus accessible au lecteur. Rassurez-vous, le contenu n’a été en rien modifié.

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