"LE GABON ENERVANT" OR "ANNOYING GABON"

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English version Ali Bongo is finished; Pascaline Bongo is back in force at the helm of the business of the Bongo family, that is to say Gabon which is the main asset of that family. Simultaneously, a police search was done at her home on Avenue Foch in Paris, in the context of the case of ill-gotten gains. Coincidence? we do not believe it! This blog thinks that this search is the work of a certain France that wants to warn Pascaline Bongo that if she does not do x, y or z, as expected, it will be too bad for her. We know that official and unofficial France is engaged, with the King of Morocco, in the succession to Ali Bongo. It is thought that it would like to support Mborantsuo. But with a Pascaline who returns and does not get along with the former Miss Haut-Ogooue, does France want to protect its investment in Mborantsuo? We'll see! We will not give up ! Version française Ali Bongo est fini ; Pascaline Bongo revient en force au

English version Mary Madeleine Mborantsuo, who is currently in charge in Gabon, is placing her pawns to certainly prepare her attempt to seize power. Indeed, Marie Madeleine Mborantsuo has just put Rose Christiane Ossouka Raponda at the head of the Ministry of National Defense. After being one of the Sylvia Bongo's chambermaids, after Ali Bongo’ stroke and her observation of the power vacuum that is already in place but that they are avoiding to announce, Ossouka Raponda noticing that it is Mborantsuo who was now in charge of the country, and knowing her superstitious tendencies, proposed to Mborantsuo to have her initiated into the Ndjembe of the Mpongwe people, to arm her against the evil spirits who sank Ali Bongo by sending to him a strong final severe fatigue. No sooner said than done ! Mpongwe women initiate Mborantsuo and Ossouka Raponda becomes an intimate member of Mborantsuo’s trust. Reward: the Ministry of Defense. Who said Mborantsuo w

English version According to concordant sources, Mborantsuo would be negotiating with the rest of the Bongo clan, to give her the keys of Gabon to succeed Ali Bongo. Having already placed her valet at the head of the National Assembly, she would be about to do the same for the Senate and other institutions. Then she would resign from the Constitutional Court and immediately the vacancy of power would be declared, and anticipated elections organized within 3 months. Mborantsuo would be the candidate of the regime. She would be declared elected with the blessing of the King of Morocco and of France. She would protect the interests of the Bongo family and allies. If it is not Noureddine, it will be Mborantsouo; apparently. We will not give up ! Version française D’après des sources concordantes, Mborantsuo serait en train de négocier avec le reste du clan Bongo, pour qu’il lui donne les clés du Gabon pour succéder à Ali Bongo. Ayant dé

English version Dear readers, here is the mechanism of our impoverishment: 1. The IMF and the African Development Bank lend money to Gabon at high interest rates 2. Gabon uses this money to repay domestic debt, that is to say companies operating in Gabon which the state owes money. 3. But most of the companies operating in Gabon belong to the Delta Synergy group, which itself belongs to the Bongo family. 4. Therefore, Gabon is indebted for enriching the Bongo family. Never again say: I did not know! We will not give up! Version française Chers lecteurs, voici le mécanisme de notre paupérisation : 1. Le FMI et la Banque Africaine de Développement prête de l’argent au Gabon à de forts taux d’intérêts 2. Le Gabon utilise cet argent pour rembourser la dette intérieure, c’est-à-dire les entreprises opérant au Gabon à qui l’Etat doit de l’argent. 3. Mais la plupart des entreprises opérant au Gabon appartiennent au groupe Delta Syn

English version In preparing for a succession that should bring another Bongo or someone close to them, in power, the regime must ensure the neutralization of all impediments. To eliminate all people with enough political clout to derail their succession plan, the regime is using the true-false coup to build a scaffold that would allow them to use the justice system to wipe out these threats. By fabricating links between the true-false coup and the young people of the National Union, the regime builds a bridge that will enable it to accuse political figures on the higher echelon of the opposition. . They will say that these young people would have confessed that it was this or that opposition leader who put them in contact with the coup plotters. We will not give up! Version française Dans sa préparation à une succession qui devrait amener un autre Bongo ou quelqu’un qui leur est tout proche, au pouvoir, le pouvoir doit s’assurer de la ne

English version Bertrand Zibi is still incarcerated in Libreville, in the Bongos’ Gabon. He was arrested from Jean Ping’s headquarters the 31 Aug 2016. He is a political prisoner! Bertrand Zibi had previously become a towering charismatic and radical figure in Gabonese politics when he denounced Ali Bongo to his face and resigned from the PDG ruling party. He demonstrated that he was not afraid of Ali Bongo and was not going to accept anything coming from his regime. After rejecting Ali Bongo, Bertrand Zibi became close to Jean Ping and worked on his campaign. From that time, he became the regime’s enemy. The regime arrested Bertrand Zibi and incarcerated him in Libreville central prison. He has never been tried. It’s soon to be 3 years. This is a prison notorious for torture and mistreatment of prisoners on a daily basis. Bertrand Zibi is a political prisoner and he must be released immediately! We will not give up. Versio

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English version Info culture literature: Meeting with Anne-Cécile Makosso-Akendengué, author of 'Louisette invites herself to our table' February 1st, Paris (Gabon-Africa) In 2010 came out 'This is not Africa', a story in which the writer Anne-Cécile Makosso-Akendengué described Gabon, with sketches. Almost ten years later, she returns with 'Louisette invites herself to our table' (L'Harmattan *), with Gabon once again as the backdrop. At the end of a family meal, a young man, Yves, discovers that he has a Gabonese grandmother. In search of his African roots, he decided to learn the language of his grandmother, Louisette, whose ethnicity he knew. Through a posting, he meets a Gabonese student who will give him private lessons of the Myene language. His lessons presented in the novel give the opportunity to discover an African language, through two protagonists who get to know each other. A meeting with the writer is organized on

English version If we cross reference the information coming from our sources with that published by the Africa Intelligence group, there is no doubt that it is Marie Madeleine Mborantsuo who is at the top of the pyramid set up for the regency in Gabon, by France via the King of Morocco. Indeed, it is Mborantsuo who "elected" Faustin Boukoubi to the post of President of the National Assembly; and it is this same Mborantsuo who is at the origin of the conservation by Houagni-Ambouroué, of the so strategic petroleum portfolio. When the King of Morocco wants to know who is reliable in Gabon, to orchestrate his shenanigans, it is Mborantsuo who is his main interlocutor. Version française Si on recoupe les informations nous parvenant de nos sources avec celles publiées par le groupe Africa Intelligence, il ne fait aucun doute que c’est bet et bien Marie Madeleine Mborantsuo qui se trouve au sommet de la pyramide mise en place pour la régence au Ga

English version La Lettre du Continent tells us that following the so-called coup attempt in Gabon, France has been asked to open an investigation into the visit of its former soldiers to Libreville, a few weeks before that events. It turns out that these former French soldiers would have been tasked with carrying out an audit of the Republican Guards; and as luck would have it, elements of the same Republican Guards perpetrated the so-called coup d'etat. It is the French General Directorate of Homeland Security (DGSI) that has been tasked to investigate. But already, La Lettre du Continent tells us that Stephan Privat, the leader of this French commando, met Brice Laccruche Alihanga and Noureddine Bongo during that trip. There was talk of creating a private security company called "Ashka". But dear readers, for us, it is obvious that this case is not clear, because we are in the presence of the French and Gabonese secret services, the Bongo fami

English version According to La Lettre du Continent, the Valentin family is in the process of liquidating their real estate assets in Gabon. 1. Edouard Valentin is about to sell his residence of La Sablière 2. Anne-Marie Valentin-Haffray is also expected to sell her real estate agency Imest. 3. Sylvia Bongo has almost already moved to London When you add to this the abrupt departure of Noureddine Bongo from the Olam directory, that's a lot in a very short time. If Ali Bongo is really doing better and recovering on his way to improvement; why these signs of anticipated departure? Do they know that Ali Bongo is finished, and all the rest is just a comedy? Version française D’après La Lettre du Continent, la famille Valentin serait en train de procéder à une liquidation de leurs avoirs immobiliers au Gabon. 1. Edouard Valentin serait sur le point de mettre en vente sa résidence de La Sablière 2. Anne-Marie Valentin-Haffray devrai

English version According to La Lettre du Continent, the latest reshuffle of the Gabonese government has demonstrated a tightening around the securocrats and the Freemasons, to constitute a front of regency. This reshuffle has seen the strategic roles fall to people in the first masonic circles of the country. Emmanuel Issoze Ngondet was dismissed because they wanted a prime minister with deep and strong roots in both Freemasonry and the Bongo family. Indeed, Julien Nkoghé Békalé is an influential member of the Grand Lodge of Gabon which is led by Ali Bongo; and in addition he is married to a Teke lady from Akieni, who is a relative t of Patience Dabany. Julien Nkoghé Békalé would have long headed the Savorgnan de Brazza lodge of the GLG, based in Franceville. Similarly, the strategic departments of defense, interior and budget, have retained their owner, in whom the Bongo family has full confidence. For diplomacy, it is the former ambassador of Gabon in

English version Witnessing the comedy of one Ali Bongo like a stuffed animal that has been prepared to be exhibited from time to time, some people have the gall to advance the comparison between the paralysis of Franklin Delano Roosevelt the former president of the USA, and that of Ali Bongo. But these people are playing with the facts. If Franklin Roosevelt lost the use of his legs in the long run because of the disease called Guillain-Barré syndrome, his intellectual faculties were never in doubt. Roosevelt was paralyzed, but his brains and his ability to communicate verbally remained intact. In the Ali Bongo case, we have someone who has suffered a stroke. Clinicians tell us that a stroke is often accompanied by brain damage and secondary manifestations that can cause the patient to lose the ability to speak, their mental health and sometimes even their sight. When you know that in order to run a country, you have to have a fairly acute analytical capacity