THE INTERNAL INTELLIGENCE SERVICES IN GABON! LES SERVICES DE RENSEIGNEMENTS INTERNES AU GABON?




English version

For a very long time in Gabon, the director of intelligence was Laurent Nguetsara, a relative of Omar Bongo. Today, the head of internal intelligence is Bernard Gnamankala, Laurent Nguetsara’ son.

According to Africa Intelligence, Bernard Gnamankala is a graduate of the FBI National Academy (Quantico, University of Virginia) in the USA, and has spent his entire career in intelligence in Gabon. He was also trained in France at the General Directorate of Internal Security (DGSI).

The appointment of Bernard Gnamankala as head of internal intelligence aims to cleanse the DGDI of the pawns that Brice Laccruche Alihanga had placed there.





Version Française

Pendant très longtemps au Gabon, le directeur du renseignement était Laurent Nguetsara, un parent à Omar Bongo. Aujourd’hui, le patron du renseignement intérieur est Bernard Gnamankala, le fils de Laurent Nguetsara.

D’après Africa Intelligence, Bernard Gnamankala est diplômé de la FBI National Academy (Quantico, Université de Virginie) aux USA, et a fait toute sa carrière dans le renseignement au Gabon. Il a aussi été formé en France à la Direction générale de la sécurité intérieure (DGSI).

La nomination de Bernard Gnamankala à la tête du renseignement interne vise à nettoyer la DGDI des pions qui avait placés Brice Laccruche Alihanga.

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