OLAM SELLS THE RIGHTS TO GABONESE LAND TO AN EDGE FUND. OLAM CÈDE DES TERRES GABONAISES À DES SPÉCULATEURS




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An article in the excellent newsletter Gabonreview, informs us of the upsetting session of Gabonese land rights gifted to Olam by Ali Bongo, to a hedge fund for the sum of 78 billion CFA francs.

Dear readers, your land is no longer your land, because Singaporeans sell it to the highest bidder, without even asking your opinion. They are on conquered territory, as they have the approval of the master of the place.

We will do a thorough research on this deal between Olam and that hedge fund. We come back to this subject in a future post.



Version française

Un article paru dans l’excellent Gabonreview nous informe du fait bouleversant de la session des droits de terres Gabonaises cadeautées à Olam par Ali Bongo, à un fond spéculatif contre la somme de 78 milliards de francs CFA.

Chers lecteurs, vos terres ne sont plus vos terres car des Singapouriens les vendent aux plus offrants, sans même demander votre avis. Ils sont en terrain conquis car ils ont l’aval du maitre des lieux.

Nous allons faire une recherche approfondie sur ce deal entre Olam et ce fond spéculatif. Nous reviendrons sur ce sujet, dans un billet très prochain.

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