ALI BONGO HAS DECIDED TO GIVE TO HIS FRIENDS OF OLAM, THE MANAGEMENT OF THE LÉON MBA AIRPORT OF LIBREVILLE. ALI BONGO A DÉCIDÉ DE CONFIER Á SES AMIS D’OLAM, LE GESTION DE L’AÉROPORT LÉON MBA DE LIBREVILLE







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Olam arrived in Gabon as an agribusiness company; but since that time, it is now involved in everything from port logistics to logging and now to airport management. With what expertise? Only Ali Bongo knows!

We are not making anything up, it is La Lettre du Continent which makes us aware of these revelations. But that's not all, Olam will also be entrusted with the management of Sogatra, the parastatal ground transportation company.

Dear readers, all these decisions are made without any discussion within our supposed control bodies.




Version française

Olam est arrivée au Gabon en tant que société d’agro-industrie ; mais depuis ce temps, elle s’occupe désormais de tout : de logistique portuaire, dans l’exploitation du bois, et désormais dans la gestion d’aéroport. Avec quelle expertise ? Seul Ali Bongo sait !

Nous n’inventons rien, c’est La Lettre du Continent qui nous fait ces révélations. Mais ce n’est pas tout, Olam se verra aussi confier la gestion de la Sogatra, la société parapublique de transport terrestre.

Chers lecteurs, toutes ces décisions se font sans discutions aucune au sein de nos supposées instances de contrôle.

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