WHAT IS GOING ON IN GABON? (5) QUE SE PASSE-T-IL AU GABON ? (5)






English version

The military occupancy of Gabon main cities that are Libreville and Port-Gentil is reaching its paroxysm. According to our sources, the announcement of the power vacuum would be imminent. The military operations are under the direct control of Frederic Bongo assisted by French military advisers. The Bongo family wants to stay in power. The transition could be short circuited by the family that would directly impose one of their own.

We must more than ever resist and not give up!


To be continued…







Version française

Le quadrillage des principales villes du Gabon que sont Libreville et Port-Gentil est train d’atteindre son paroxysme. D’après nos sources, l’annonce de la vacance du pouvoir serait imminente. Les opérations militaires sont sous le contrôle direct de Frederic Bongo assisté de conseillers militaires Français. La famille Bongo tient à demeurer au pouvoir. La transition pourrait être escamotée par la famille qui imposerait directement un des siens.

Nous devons plus que jamais résister et ne rien lâcher !

A suivre…

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