"LE GABON ENERVANT" OR "ANNOYING GABON"

    English version   In Gabon, we have seen since the 1960s, that only those Gabonese citizens who have the green lights from France have been able to be in power and rule the country: Leon Mba, Omar Bongo, Georges Rawiri, Ali Bongo and may be soon Noureddin Bongo.   The question is: how does France do it? How do they manage to keep the Gabonese people from emancipating themselves and having strong leaders who can take the people case to heights leading to freedom. Dear readers, to understand how that happens, we are going to explain to you how the United States government attacked Black civil rights leaders, to try to prevent them from emancipating their people. These methods are the same used by the French secret service in Africa to keep Francophone countries from emancipating themselves. These methods have failed in the USA, they will also fail in French-speaking Africa; it's only a matter of time .   The civil rights movement is considered to have officially b

      English version   If you liked the defunct National Agency of Great Works, you will love its reincarnation: Rise Gabon.   The specialized press has just informed us of the fact that the Presidency of the Gabonese Republic has recently registered in Mauritius in the Indian Ocean, a company called Rise Gabon, whose role would be to be the prime contractor of the following two important projects: 1.                    The bypass axis from Libreville to Owendo, which would be supposed to relieve congestion in the capital, by directly connecting the National 1 to the port of Owendo. 2.                    The construction of a new railway line between Owendo and Booué, supposed to open up the province of Ogooué-Ivindo and transport to Owendo the mineral resources that would be extracted there.   Rise Gabon would be a consortium financially supported by the Islamic Development Bank and the Gabonese Fund for Strategic Investments, and would be led by one Emmanuel

      English version   At the end of a term, less than a year before the presidential election, in serious countries, they try to know where the current term of office of the president who wants to run again, stands. This exercise is carried out by examining the key elements that determine the smooth running of the country. In democracies, these elements are:   The defence of the country: the defence decisions taken during the last term. The state of the country's strategic sovereignty.   Justice: the results of the major measures put in place to reform and strengthen the judicial system.   Democratic life: the evolution of democratic life during the term of office. Does citizens' confidence in their institutions appear to be asserting itself? Are political spaces more cooperative, more open, more participatory and inclusive to all citizens?   Technologies: where are the digital and technological transformation projects that have been underway for a

        English version   The question on everyone's lips in Gabon is: "who runs the country, since Ali Bongo is visibly incapable to handle anything?"   To prevent the Gabonese people from focusing on this issue, the regime organized not a press conference to prove that Ali Bongo was in possession of his cognitive abilities, but a city tour during which Ali Bongo ate street food in a neighborhood. The morality of the story being: if Ali Bongo is able to eat street food in the neighborhood, he is able to rule Gabon.   Additionally, the regime organized a staging during which Ali Bongo met quite by chance, an opposition activist who was quick to profusely compliment Ali Bongo for the wonderful work he does at the head of Gabon. You would have understood dear readers, that by publishing the video of this meeting on social media, this activist and those who control him, that is to say the Bongo regime; were intended to sow confusion in the minds of the

 

 

 

      English version   In Gabon, the Directorate General of Education has just decided that the promotion to the next class would be reduced to students having a grade point average of 9.5. This is nonsense; it is a mistake that will lower the level of education in Gabon.   Many observers have been saying for years that Gabonese education has declined consistently for many years. This means that the number of students who are failing continues to increase, while that of students succeeding with high grades in decreasing.   It seems that to solve the problem of failing students, the ministry of education has decided to lower the standards for passing students to higher grades. Instead of failing students who are not able to pass their class with the appropriate average, they have decided to simply pass them through to the next grade is they have an average of 9.5. This is unacceptable.   In a good education system, it is the students who need to perform to the sta

      English version   In Gabon, the Bongo regime refuses everything to the Gabonese people. Any leader of a demonstration is arrested and intimidated in order to weaken any desire for popular mobilization for a profound change in the political system in place for nearly 55 years.   With a tailor-made presidential election, those in power try to give themselves a semblance of constitutional respectability. But for that to happen, people have to go to the polls. But the Gabonese people are not fooled, and many people have to say no to deception. It is no longer a question of helping the Bongo to subjugate us.   In 55 years of power, the Bongo clan has gained confidence. They have the greatest firepower in the land and thanks to this and their total control over the country's resources, they are eager to rule undivided for eternity.   Dear readers, let us indeed refuse to be accomplices. Let us learn once and for all that by aiding and participating in the regi