"LE GABON ENERVANT" OR "ANNOYING GABON"

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English version Dear readers, the Ali Bongo regime has published press releases saying that it is able to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus in Gabon, this is false. In fact this regime would not be able to do so because even countries with very strong health care infrastructure cannot contain this virus; therefore Gabon with its flimsy health care system would definitely be impotent if that virus was to arrive in the country. Dear readers, you must protect yourselves. Here what we have found to be good advice for prevention: 1. Monitor the news to know the situation in each country where coronavirus disease has been reported and where people are coming from and entering Gabon. Make sure that you remain careful when interacting with these people, even if they are members of your family. 2. The countries mostly affected are at the moment China and South Korea. In Europe, Italy is the most affected but there are cases in France as well. 3. Use enhanced hy

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English version France continues to commit suicide in Africa. Across Africa, only French-dominated countries have experienced dynastic successions under the stewardship of French political leaders. Gabon is about to know its third Bongo as president, in consecutive successions for more than 50 years. France accepts this and facilitates it. Togo is dynastic; Congo Brazzaville will certainly be too; Senegal almost became so with Karim Wade. Dynastic successions only take place in Françafrique; Why ? France must realize that its popularity level in Africa has never been so low and that if it continues on this path, it will inevitably end in a disaster because it will inevitably lose all influence in Africa; and irreversibly. France has an enormous share of responsibility in the dynastic successions that we observe in French-speaking Africa; and that we will never forget. We will never give up ! Version française La France continue de se sui

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English version This blog is aligned with this text February 19, 1964 - February 19, 2020 56 years ago, a group of young Gabonese officers and soldiers stood up to say NO to the political sycophancy that was settling at the top of the state. Unfortunately, this patriotic revolt was repressed in blood by France. The former French settlers thus opened the door to the looting of Gabon by foreigners, with the complicity of some Gabonese citizens. 56 years later, the dilapidated situation of our country leaves us no choice but to continue the fight. We owe it to our people and to our martyrs. Version française Ce blog salut ce texte 19 février 1964-19 février 2020 Il y a 56 ans, un groupe de jeunes officiers et soldats gabonais, s'est levé pour dire NON à la chienlit politique qui était en train de s'installer au sommet de l'État. Malheureusement, cette révolte patriotique fut réprimée dans le sang par la France. Les ancien

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To read click here Pour lire cliquer ici English version The conventioned school of Owendo has just published a recruitment notice for the post of Director of that primary school. What is interesting would be to compare the salary proposed to the director of this school to that of the directors of Gabonese schools. This blog has evaluated the proposed salary to the possible director of the school of Owendo. • How much does a primary school principal in France earn on average, in basic salary? According to the website salairemoyen.com, this base salary would be 2450 euros / month • For the position of principal of the school of Owendo, the following allowances are offered to the candidate: o ISVL (Additional Indemnity linked to Local Life): 3000 euros / month o Housing allowance: 762 euros / month o Installation bonus paid in one installment: 1,372 euros Dear readers, this director of a conventioned school in Gabon would earn around 2,450 + 3,000 +

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To read click here Pour lire cliquer ici Traduction française Le Portugal saisit les comptes bancaires d'Isabel Dos Santos Le Portugal est le dernier pays à avoir pris des mesures contre la femme la plus riche d'Afrique, Isabel dos Santos, saisissant des dizaines de comptes bancaires lui appartenant. Le Portugal a ordonné la saisie de dizaines de comptes bancaires appartenant à Isabel dos Santos, la femme d'affaires milliardaire actuellement sous enquête pour fraude dans son pays natal, l'Angola. La semaine dernière, lors d'une visite d'État d'Angela Merkel, le président Angolais Joao Lourenco a déclaré que son gouvernement se battait pour récupérer les avoirs illégalement obtenus de son pays et demandé l’assistance des nations étrangère. Mardi, le Portugal a donné suite à cet appel. "Le parquet a demandé la saisie de comptes bancaires dans le cadre d'une demande de coopération judiciaire internationale des a

To read click here Pour lire cliquer ici Traduction française Pourquoi le Ghana est le meilleur candidat d'Afrique pour un bond économique Ce pays obtient de bons résultats en termes de paramètres de développement ; il doit juste se libérer de la dépendance sur des matières primaires. Par Noah Smith Chaque fois qu'une région du monde passe du statut de pauvre à celui de riche, un pays a tendance à être responsable du démarrage de ce processus. En Europe, c’est le Royaume-Uni qui fut le premier à s'industrialiser. En Asie de l'Est, ça a été le Japon. En Afrique de l'Ouest, ce pourrait être le Ghana. Le Ghana a un certain nombre d'avantages importants par rapport aux autres pays de la région, en termes de géographie, d'institutions et de capital humain. Il se trouve sur la côte et possède de nombreux ports qui peuvent être utilisés pour expédier et recevoir des marchandises. Avec environ 31 millions d’habitants, il a