A NEW GABONESE TELEVISION CHANNEL, WHOSE MANAGERIAL TEAM IS PRACTICALLY DEVOID OF GABONESE. UNE NOUVELLE CHAINE DE TÉLÉVISION GABONAISE, DONT LE DIRECTOIRE EST PRATIQUEMENT VIDE DE GABONAIS






English version

The board of the Label TV-Radio channel is composed of:

President: Mactar Sylla
Managing Director: Ousmane Cissé

Other members of the Board of Directors are: Georges Wenceslas Abok, Alex Blériot Momha, Robert Armel Senou Adandé, Martin Malle, Omalle Selven Naidu.

A board which ostensibly excludes people of Gabonese origin. Is that acceptable?




Version française

Le directoire de la chaine Label TV-Radio est composé de ;

Président : Mactar Sylla
Directeur général : Ousmane Cissé

Autres membres du directoire : Georges Wenceslas Abok, Alex Blériot Momha, Robert Armel Senou Adandé, Martin Malle, Omalle Selven Naidu.

Un directoire qui exclut ostensiblement les personnes d’origine Gabonaise. Est-ce acceptable ?

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