THE PROTESTATION LETTER FROM A COMPATRIOTE ABOUT AN ARTICLE PUBLISHED BY GABONREVIEW. LA LETTRE DE PROTESTATION D’UN COMPATRIOTE AU SUJET D’UN ARTICLE PUBLIÉ PAR GABONREVIEW









English translation


Following an article deemed unworthy of Gabonreview, a compatriot has asked us to publish this document that we find relevant. This is not a question of crucifying Gabonreview, but of pointing out to its editors a lapse in judgment which, we hope, will not become a habit. It is not necessary that Jeune Afrique be emulated.








Version française




Suite à un article jugé indigne de Gabonreview, un compatriote nous a demandé de publier ce document que nous trouvons pertinent. Il ne s’agit pas ici de crucifier Gabonreview, mais de faire remarquer à sa rédaction un écart de jugement qui, nous l’espérons, ne deviendra pas une habitude. Il ne faut surtout pas que Jeune Afrique fasse des émules.






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