SOME AMBASSADORS ARE FIRED. DES AMBASSADEURS À LA PORTE

The Gabonese Embassy in South Africa
L'ambassade du Gabon en Afrique du Sud






English version

According to La Lettre du Continent, several ambassadors from Gabon in post abroad have been summarily informed of their retirement.

They are:

André William Anguile in post in South Africa
Emilie Kakala Ngoussi in post in Tunisia
Corentin Hervo Akendengue in post in Nigeria
Paul Patrick Biffot in post in Cameroon
René Makongo in post in Congo-Brazzaville
Charles Essonghe in post in Italy
Firmin Mboutsou in post at the Vatican

These ambassadors reaching 60 years of age, were notified of their retirement effective immediately, without any measure of a soft landing developed in their favor. Some of them would even have pre-financed consular activities that the state could not honor, and their sudden retirement would not guarantee them any reimbursement.

So works the Bongos’ Gabon






Version française

D’après La Lettre du Continent, plusieurs ambassadeurs du Gabon en poste à l’étranger auraient été sommairement informés de leur mise à la retraite.

Il s’agirait de :

André William Anguilé en poste en Afrique du Sud
Emilie Kakala Ngoussi en poste en Tunisie
Corentin Hervo Akendengué en poste au Nigeria
Paul Patrick Biffot en poste au Cameroun
René Makongo en poste au Congo-Brazzaville
Charles Essonghe en poste en Italie
Firmin Mboutsou en poste au Vatican

Il aurait été signifié à ces ambassadeurs atteignant 60 ans, leur mise à la retraite effective immédiatement, sans qu’aucune mesure d’un atterrissage en douceur n’ait été élaborée en leur faveur. Certains d’entre eux auraient même préfinancé des activités consulaires que l’Etat n’arrivaient à honorer et leur mise à la retraite brutale ne leur garantirait aucun remboursement.

Ainsi fonctionnent les Bongo

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