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THE GABONESE PRESIDENCY SELLS A THIRD PLANE! LA PRÉSIDENCE DU GABON VEND UN TROISIÈME AVION!
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English Version A plane flying the colors of the Gabonese Republic, the third, has just been sold to Turkish interests. It is a jet from the Canadian manufacturer Bombardier. This Bombardier Global 6000 jet, was the aircraft used by the former Chief of Staff of Ali Bongo, Maixent Accrombessi. The sale of this plane, like those of the two planes previously, is very opaque and escapes all the elements of control of the Gabonese Treasury. The Presidency of the Gabonese Republic has reportedly stopped covering the maintenance costs of several planes, with the exception of the Boeing 737 registered P4-BBJ which is regularly used by Sylvia Bongo. These planes would have astronomical maintenance costs. Version française Un avion frappé aux couleurs de la République Gabonaise, le troisième, vient d’être vendu a des intérêts Turcs. C’est un jet du fabricant Canadien Bombardier. Ce jet Bombardier Global 6000, était l’appareil qu’utilisait l
A GOOD DESCRIPTION OF FANG RELIQUARIES! UNE BELLE DESCRIPTION DES RELIQUAIRES FANG!
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THE ALI BONGO REGIME AT ITS BEST! LE RÉGIME ALI BONGO DANS SON ÉLÉMENT!
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GABONESE INTELLECTUALS NEED TO BE HEARD MORE! LES INTELLECTUELS GABONAIS DOIVENT SE FAIRE PLUS ENTENDRE!
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English Version There are only a few to come out of the woods, to express themselves courageously with clarity and frankness, about the situation which prevails in Gabon, and on the decay our country is experiencing. The others remain silent or just pay lip service, because they prefer to admire the courage of one Pascal Oyougou from a distance, without wanting to experience his fate as a political prisoner. Given the state in which Gabon finds itself, the engagement of the Gabonese intellectuals in public life must increase and become more present. All Gabonese who believe that the intellectual must be an agent of social transformation, especially in our countries where the need for development and social progress is greater than elsewhere. The intellectual should get involved in society whose orientation he seeks to shift towards a better mobilization of resources in order to reduce the constraints in which the most vulnerable struggle. He must
AN EXCELLENT INTERVIEW OF ALBERT ONDO-OSSA! UNE EXCELLENTE INTERVIEW D’ALBERT ONDO-OSSA!
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HERE IS A MAN WHO INSULTS THE GABONESE PEOPLE’S INTELLIGENCE! VOICI UN MONSIEUR QUI INSULTE L’INTELLIGENCE DES GABONAIS !
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WHAT IS SAID HERE IS ALSO TRUE FOR GABON! CE QUI EST DIT ICI EST AUSSI VALABLE POUR LE GABON !
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AFTER 54 YEARS OF POWER, THE BONGO RECORD IN GABON CAN BE SUMMARIZED BY TWO THINGS: EXPANSION OF CORRUPTION AND INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF NEPOTISM! EN 54 ANS DE POUVOIR, LE BILAN DES BONGO AU GABON, SE RÉSUME À DEUX CHOSES : EXPANSION DE LA CORRUPTION ET INSTITUTIONALISATION DU NÉPOTISME!
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English Version One of our readers presented us with a very insightful observation. He told us that for him the only things the Bongos have managed to democratize in Gabon since 1967 are corruption and nepotism. This reader expressed the Gabonese sentiment of being ed up with a dictatorship that has succeeded in turning them into a desperate people worried about the future. There are more and more Gabonese who have left the country over the past 10 years, because they no longer recognize themselves in this country, and there is no more hope for them. Because the only things the Bongo have managed to democratize in the country are corruption and nepotism. The Gabonese only want the departure of the Bongos and the whole system they represent. The Gabonese view their situation in Gabon as a matter of dignity: they no longer find it normal that someone who is not capable of running the country is imposed upon them by force. They believe that the Bongos’ manage
ALI BONGO'S SPEECH BEFORE THE PARLIAMENT DID NOT CONVINCE ANYONE! LE DISCOURS D’ALI BONGO DEVANT LE PARLEMENT N’A CONVAINCU PERSONNE!
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English Version Ali Bongo did not convince the Gabonese people, far from it. His televised speech to both houses of parliament was judged to have been hesitant and hollow. Some even speak of disappointment and non-event, because Ali Bongo said absolutely nothing! In fact, observers agree that Ali Bongo was only brought before parliament in the hope of demonstrating to the Gabonese people that he was more or less able to stand up and read a speech; and consequently he could therefore keep control of the country. But what the Gabonese saw and remembered were the slow gestures, the inaudible voice at times, and the eyes riveted on the sheets of paper, of a president who no longer has all his faculties and should go for permanent treatment. Ali Bongo appears to have been pulled out of the closet to save the face of a regime that has already found his successor, but is simply trying to buy time. We are not fools ! Version franç
ALI BONGO'S SPEECH BEFORE THE PARLIAMENT ONLY HAD AS AN OBJECTIVE TO SAY: "I AM ALIVE"! LE DISCOURS D’ALI BONGO DEVANT LE PARLEMENT N’AVAIT POUR OBJECTIF QUE DE DIRE : « JE SUIS VIVANT »!
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HERE ARE ALI BONGO’S DEEDS! VOICI LES FAITS D’ALI BONGO !
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THESE LADIES ARE NOT CRIMINALS, BUT AN ECONOMIC ASSET FOR THE COUNTRY! CES DAMES NE SONT PAS DES CRIMINELLES, MAIS UN ATOUT ECONOMIQUE POUR LE PAYS !
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IS THIS THE RETURN OF THE CRUMBLING? EST-CE LE RETOUR DU CROUPISSANT ?
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THE RESPONSIBILITY OF OLAM AND THE GABONESE STATE IN THE MOUILA TRAGEDY! LA RESPONSABILITÉ D’OLAM ET DE L’ÉTAT GABONAIS DANS LA TRAGÉDIE DE MOUILA !
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English Version The accident that has just happened in Mouila should be of concern to us all, because it is another warning of the danger that threatens Gabonese citizens every day, in their own country. The fundamental question is to determine as quickly as possible the responsibilities for this accident, in order to identify the culprits, to crack down on them, and to ensure that this type of tragedy never happens again in our country. There are two entities which are responsible for this accident: a) the Gabonese State; and b) Olam The Gabonese state is responsible for this accident because: 1. Everywhere in Gabon, the bad state of the roads makes the traffic of users very dangerous. Everyone can see the deterioration of pavements and lateritic tracks, and the aging or non-existence of signs. This sense of state disengagement is not a figment of the imagination, but a measure of the dilapidated state of the national road network. The conclus
WHILE THIS MAN SPEWS HOT AIR, HIS AGENTS CONTINUE TO BRUTALIZE TRADERS WHO ONLY WANT TO HONESTLY EARN THEIR LIVING! PENDANT QUE CE MONSIEUR BRASSE DE L’AIR, SES AGENTS CONTINUENT DE BRUTALISER LES COMMERCANTES QUI NE VEULENT QUE GAGNER HONNÊTEMENT LEUR VIE !
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WERE ARE THE PROMISED INFRASTRUCTURES? OÙ SONT LES INFRASTRUCTURES PROMISES ?
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TO LIVE WELL IN DICTATORSHIP, IT IS PREFERABLE TO BE DUMB! POUR BIEN VIVRE EN DICTATURE IL EST PRÉFÉRABLE D’ÊTRE BÊTE !
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English Version The critical analysis of the state of our country inevitably invites us to look with contempt at what has just happened at the Libreville town hall. Imagine this: mayors have an elective mandate; a mayor is arrested, and his successor is elected via indirect suffrage by the municipal council whose mandate is delegated to them by the citizens of the municipality. But this new mayor does not please the regency at the top of the State which insists on controlling all the financial taps of the country. Against all the laws in effect, the regency asks the new mayor to resign and creates a false financial scandal to encourage him to do so. Alas, the new mayor accepts, under the pressure of the regency which explains to us that all this is normal. To accept this mode of governance, it is better never to use your brains. Dear readers, understand that to accept what is happening in Gabon at the moment, it is better to be a moron who consents with everything
THE PRIORITIES OF THE MINISTRIES OF INTERIOR AND DEFENSE, IN GABON! LES PRIORITÉS DES MINISTÈRES DE L’INTÉRIEUR ET DE LA DÉFENSE, AU GABON !
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THE SECRETS OF THE FRENCH ARMY IN GABON! LES SECRETS DE L’ARMÉE FRANÇAISE AU GABON !
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KENNETH KOUNDA HAS DIED! KENNETH KOUNDA EST DÉCEDÉ !
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MAGANGA-MOUSSAVOU SPEAKS! MAGANGA-MOUSSAVOU S’EXPRIME !
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NOUREDDIN BONGO-VALENTIN CONSOLIDATES HIS HOLD ON THE OIL SECTOR! NOUREDDIN BONGO-VALENTIN CONSOLIDE SA MAIN MISE SUR LE SECTEUR PÉTROLIER !
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English Version Noureddin Bongo and his council of regency chaired by his mother, continue to place their pawns in key positions in the Gabonese oil sector. They have just replaced the director of Gabon Oil Co as well as the boss of the General Directorate of Hydrocarbons. At the head of the GOC, François Ntombo-Tsibah has been replaced by Odette Nzaba-Makaya (née Delbrah). At the General Directorate of Hydrocarbons, Jean-Félix Obamba has been replaced by Edgard Mbina-Kombila. According to a certain press often well informed about what is happening in the belly of the presidential palace of Libreville, Odette Nzaba-Makaya and Edgard Mbina-Kombila would be under the control of Vincent de Paul Massassa, who himself takes his orders from Mohamed Ali Saliou who is Noureddin Bongo-Valentin’s oil man. Version française Noureddin Bongo et son conseil de régence présidé par sa mère, continuent de placer leurs pions aux postes clés du secteur pé
THINGS ARE HEATING UP AT LIBREVILLE’S CITY HALL! ÇA CHAUFFE À LA MAIRIE DE LIBREVILLE!
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THE LAW OF THE PENDULUM! LA LOI DU BALANCIER!
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English Version Popular wisdom tells us: “Be careful, the wheel is turning; if today you have fun causing the misfortune of others, tomorrow your fate may be in their hands ". This saying sums up for all of us, the vagaries that fate holds for each of us. Who could have imagined two years ago, at the height of his rise to the quasi presidency, that Brice Laccruche-Alihanga would end up in prison? The man who told the Gabonese, “who complains moves” is complaining today about the mistreatment he gets in prison. The lessons of Brice Laccruche-Alihanga's saga are numerous. In life, when the “wheel turns”, misfortune can give way to happiness and vice versa. Fame can arise in an anonymous career; but joy can also be a prelude to mourning and power can be followed by decline, as we see with Brice Laccruche-Alihanga. Consequently, even in the face of the misfortunes of Brice Laccruche-Alihanga, we should not rejoice, because he had quite simply forg