WHAT IS THE WORTH OF A GOVERNMENT THAT EVEN BAKERS IGNORE! QUE VAUT UN GOUVERNEMENT QUE MÊME LES BOULANGERS IGNORENT !

 



 

English version

 

Bakers in Gabon are openly defying the new measures taken by the government to counter the soaring price of baguettes.

 

Rightly or wrongly, bakers believe that the baguette of bread should cost 150 CFA francs, while the government would maintain this price at 125 CFA francs. To get around this government measure, the bakers simply decided to split the baguette in half and sell each half baguette at 75 CFA francs, which keeps the price of bread at 150 CFA francs.

 

Bakers don't care what the government says!

 

 

 

 

 

Version française

 

Les boulangers du Gabon défient ouvertement les nouvelles mesures prises par le gouvernement pour contrer la flambée du prix de la baguette.

 

A tort ou à raison, les boulangers estiment que la baguette de pain devrait couter 150 francs CFA, alors que le gouvernement maintiendrait ce prix à 125 francs CFA. Pour contourner cette mesure gouvernementale, les boulangers ont simplement décidé de diviser la baguette en deux et de vendre chaque demi-baguette à 75 francs CFA, ce qui maintien le prix du pain à 150 francs CFA.

 

Les boulangers se moquent de ce que dit le gouvernement !

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