THE DROPPING OF ALI BONGO BY JEAN FRANÇOIS NTOUTOUME-EMANE INDICATES THE END OF AN ERA. LE LÂCHAGE D’ALI BONGO PAR JEAN FRANÇOIS NTOUTOUME-EMANE INDIQUE LA FIN D’UNE ÉPOQUE

Jean François Ntoutoume-Emane (photo: REF) 



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After having been for a long time Omar Bongo’s main ideologue; after supporting Ali Bongo stubbornly in 2009; Jean François Ntoutoume-Emane has just faced the evidence: Gabon has to change; a transition has to be implemented. His statement is a political earthquake.

In a post under development that will be published in a few hours, we will elaborate.


Version française

Apres avoir été longtemps le principal idéologue d’Omar Bongo ; après avoir soutenu Ali Bongo mordicus en 2009 ; Jean François Ntoutoume-Emane vient de se rendre à l’évidence : le Gabon doit changer ; une transition doit se mettre en place. Cette déclaration est un véritable séisme politique.

Dans un billet en développement qui sera publié dans quelques heures, nous élaborerons.

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