"LE GABON ENERVANT" OR "ANNOYING GABON"

English version 2. Bury the truth The Gabonese people get most of their news from state media. The state TV channel and newspaper have been the primary and permanent media providing the regime’s propaganda for every Gabonese for decades. These media are required to air and write only how the regime is great, despite all evidence to the contrary. The ruling party is presented invariably as the only solution for national cohesiveness. These media ignore the more representative aspects of the country's actual situation which is the state of the people leaving either in the countryside or the popular neighborhood of Libreville. These areas today resemble refugee camps that have been hit by a hurricane. Fields in the countryside that should brim with cultivated crops are now untended and abandoned. The roads are still mostly not paved and lie derelict and full of potholes; much of it due to government neglect. The journalists who dare to speak the truth have b...

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English version Hearings of the 27 and 28 of November Warrants of detention Engonga Owono Julien - Former Chief Financial Officer and Accountant of OPRAG – Warrant of detention - "attempts to misappropriate public funds" Fanou Gerard - chartered accountant - Warrant of detention - "complicity in misappropriation of public funds bribery and money laundering" Patrichi Tanasa Christian - ADG Sogara / GOC - Warrant of detention - "misappropriation of public funds, money laundering" Bendo Edo Billy - CFO of Sogara - Warrant of detention - "complicity in embezzlement" Ayong Nkodjie Obame Jeremie - DGA of Sogara - warrant of detention - "complicity in misappropriation of public funds" Gassita Serge François Bruno - director of operations of Sogara - warrant of detention - "complicity in misappropriation of public funds" Allogho Akoue Renaud - former DGA of the CNAMGS - warrant of det...

English version Dear readers, this blog has analyzed how the Bongo family destroyed Gabon. There are 10 distinguishable phenomena that the Bongo institutionalized in the country that have brought it to the ground. These are: 1. Destruction of the engine of productivity that used to propel Gabonese families In the 60s, most Gabonese families were self-sufficient by producing their own food, building their own homes (even modest ones), and leading productive and dignified lives. Today, the Gabonese families has been destroyed. The Gabonese man no longer produces anything and spends his time either drowning his sorrows in the numerous bars proliferating in the country, or following politicians arounds looking for a hand out. The Gabonese man has lost his dignity and is now a beggar. Similarly, the Gabonese woman has lost her desire to work and care for her household, preferring to chase social and economic success in all the wrong places. The Gabonese woman has ...

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English version Anyone who wants to know who really leads Gabon, should simply look at what is happening in the local Freemasonry. La Lettre du Continent tells us that Ali Bongo, in his current state, was enthroned on November 8, 2019 in Libreville, at the head of the Grand Lodge of Gabon (GLG). But the most important information is that it was Jean-Denis Amoussou, a Beninese subject, who officiated the ceremony. Dear readers, remember that in 2009, it was in front of a French subject that Ali Bongo took his Masonic oath on his knees. This time in 2019, it is before Jean-Denis Amoussou that Ali Bongo knelt. However, Jean-Denis Amoussou is only a Maixent Accrombessi’s minion. So, dear readers, in Gabon, in the hierarchy, it is Maixent Accrombessi who is above everything For Ali Bongo’s induction ceremony, Jean-Denis Amoussou was seconded by Oscar de Alfonso Ortega, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Spain and Executive Secretary of the World Conference of Large Regul...

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English version On October 28, 2019, seven new agreements, including three for new perimeters and four for license renewals, were signed between Jean-Yves Grall, the head of Assala, and the Gabonese Minister of Petroleum Noël Mboumba. Assala is owned by the American group Carlyle and the Americans are trying to sell Assala to Maurel & Prom or Perenco. David Roux, the managing director of Assala Gabon, is a former boss of the Gabonese subsidiary of Tullow Oil, and he has strong ties with the Bongos. He is married to a Gabonese and is very close to the former Ali Bongo’s chief of staff, Martin Boguikouma who would have facilitated the obtaining by Assala and thus Carlyle, of Shell Gabon’s assets for 587 million dollars, or 348 billion CFA francs. Version française Le 28 octobre 2019, sept nouveaux accords dont trois pour de nouveaux périmètres et quatre pour des renouvellements de permis, ont été signés entre Jean-Yves Grall, le patron d’Assal...

English version Africa Energy Intelligence tells us that the Maixent Accrombessi sycophants are back in the management of Gabonese oil. Jean-Félix Obamba, a former chief of staff of Ali Bongo is the new boss of the Directorate General of Hydrocarbons (DGH) of the Ministry of Petroleum. A Former Deputy General Manager of Perenco, he is the founder of Stream Oil, the operator of Gold Marine's license that produces 275 barrels per day, which was owned by Total. He is 65 years old, and was until 2017 the CEO of Gabon Oil Co. Theophile Ogandaga, Ali Bongo's new Chief of Staff, is a former Shell and Olam employee. François Ntombo Tsibah, a Théophile Ogandaga’ sycophant and former technical director of Shell Gabon, finds himself at the head of the Gabon Oil Co Version française Africa Energy Intelligence nous indique que les obligés de Maixent Accrombessi sont de retour dans la gestion du pétrole Gabonais. Jean-Félix Obamba, un ex-directeur ...

To read click here Pour lire cliquer ici Traduction française SFM-Africa d’Afrique du Sud lance un projet sucrier et va construire des lodges de luxe au Gabon SFM qui est basée à Johannesburg, et dont l’expertise est axée sur des projets d’écologie durables, prévoit d’investir environ 190 millions de dollars au Gabon (112 milliards de francs CFA) Le 18 Novembre 2019, par Antony Sguazzin et Pauline Bax SFM Africa, une société basée à Johannesburg qui se concentre sur des projets écologiques et forestiers durables, envisage d’operer des lodges de safari de luxe au Gabon en 2020 et investirait environ 190 millions de dollars (112 milliards de francs CFA) sur un projet sucrier dans ce pays d’Afrique centrale, a déclaré Alan Bernstein, Président Directeur General de SFM. La société possède une concession terrestre et marine de 892000 hectares dans le sud du Gabon, connue sous le nom de Grand Mayumba. Le Gabon qui est principalement recouver...

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English version "I can make a dog into a minister and a minister into a dog," said Omar Bongo. Nothing has changed, the Bongos are still doing what they want in Gabon! La Lettre du Continent tells us that a regency has settled at the head of Gabon. What is a regency? The regency is defined as a collegiate tutelage placed at the head of a monarchy for a time period, in the absence or incapacity of the king; to prepare one of his family members to take over. The little game played by Brice Laccruche-Alihanga has ended. The real bosses of Gabon, the Bongos, have just recovered their property. Sylvia and Noureddin Bongo now run the country. Native Gabonese have no voice. Given the age of Noureddin, it is 40 years of dictatorship that await us. Version française « Je peux faire d’un chien un ministre et d’un ministre un chien », aimait dire Omar Bongo. Rien n’a changé, les Bongo font toujours ce qu’ils veulent au Gabon ! La Lettre du Co...