THE COUNTRY IS BANKRUPT BUT ALI BONGO CONTINUES TO BUY MILITARY WARE. LE PAYS EST RUINÉ MAIS ALI BONGO CONTINUE D’ACHETER DU MATÉRIEL MILITAIRE








English Version

La Lettre du Continent tells us that in the midst of a full austerity crisis in Gabon, at the moment when Gabonese civil servants are lining up in a stadium to pick up their pay stubs, Ali Bongo however, would have placed an order to the French group Arquus, for the delivery armored military vehicles.

Apparently, there is still money somewhere in Gabon.


We will not give up!






Version française

La Lettre du Continent nous dit que pleine crise d’austérité au Gabon, au moment où les fonctionnaires Gabonais font la queue dans un stade pour récupérer leurs bons de caisse, Ali Bongo lui, aurait passé une commande au groupe français Arquus, pour la livraison de véhicules militaires blindés.

Apparemment, il y a encore de l’argent quelque part au Gabon.


On ne lâche rien !

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