"LE GABON ENERVANT" OR "ANNOYING GABON"

 

 

 

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      English version   The term transhumance comes from trans which means on the other side, and humus which is the earth in Latin. Therefore a transhumant is someone who migrates from one territory to another periodically. They are a migrant, a nomad.   What motivates transhumants?   But let's see; what else but the search for greener pasture to graze the plentiful grass?   In the Gabonese political world, transhumance results in the denials and reversals of people who can leave the most radical opposition to join the most abject regime in power, and put themselves at its service without blinking. All shame brushed aside, these people indulge in a disconcerting spectacle of opportunism in a quest for petty material advantages. Charles Mba is the latest sad illustration of this.   Transhumants allow those in power to organize confusion, blur the cards and sow doubt in the minds of Gabonese. At the same time, the Bongo government uses these transhumants, t

 

 

 

        English version   Yves Fernand Manfoumbi is the Gabonese Minister of Trade, Small and Medium Businesses. Gabon has just nominated him for the Presidency of the Council of Ministers of Trade of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).   This position is currently held by Congolese Minister Jean-Lucien Bussa. Yves-Fernand Manfoumbi's candidacy has already received the support of the countries of the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS).   Dear readers, what will the other candidates and countries think of the video above? Can a serious position be entrusted to such a fool?           Version française   Yves Fernand Manfoumbi est le ministre Gabonais du Commerce, des Petites et Moyennes Entreprises. Le Gabon vient de le proposer à la candidature de la Présidence du Conseil des ministres du Commerce de la Zone de libre-échange continentale africaine (Zlecaf).   Ce poste est actuellement occupé par le ministre

 

      English version   Gabon follows the French education system and to measure our performance, we can compare it to that of France which serves as our standard.   In France, in 2021, there were 735200 candidates for the baccalaureate. The success rate in the first round was 90.5% and after the second round, the overall success rate rose to 93.7%.   In Senegal, which is a reference country in education in French-speaking Africa, in 2021 the success rate in the first round of the baccalaureate was 19% and after the second round, the success rate increased to 45.27%.   In Gabon, in 2022, the success rate in the first round of the baccalaureate is 29%. We'll see what will happen in the second round.   These results show us that education in French-speaking African countries is ill, very ill.         Version française   Le Gabon suit le système éducatif français et pour mesurer nos performances, nous pouvons les comparer à celle de la France qui

 

      English version   The functioning efficacy of a quality judicial system is based on a balance of responsibilities between public decision-makers and all legal professionals. This means that the judicial system must be driven above all by the will of all its actors to serve the community, and all users, in a fair and equitable manner; to safeguard the public interest. When the public interest is at stake, a good judicial system must absolutely take matters into its own hands. But in Gabon, things are different.   On May 30, 2022, the former Miss France 2000, Sonia Rolland, whose mother is Rwandan, was indicted in France by the Central Office for the Suppression of Major Financial Crime (OCRGDF), on charges of concealment of laundering of embezzled Gabonese public funds. French investigators were looking into an apartment that Omar Bongo had offered her in 2003. This apartment had cost 800,000 euros, or nearly 526 million FCFA.   The most bizarre thing is that i

    English version   Poem "The Hero's Tooth"   By Viteghe Volonté Mapson Published on September 17, 2020   This poem was written and published by its Congolese author, following the decision by the Belgian court to return a tooth of Patrice Lumumba to his family. This tooth was taken in 1961 by a Belgian policeman during the assassination of the hero Patrice Lumumba.       Belgium took his life   But not his name. His fight   Was noble for his Fatherland:   I am talking about Lumumba.   He fought for Africa!   For the human, he struggled;   And his historical vision   Had this name: "Freedom!"   An independent Africa   Of imperialism was   His most conscious vision.   He advocated equality   Between Africa and Europe;   Between the black man and the white man.   "We have to develop   Africa at the price of my Blood."   And, they led his hunt,   They got their

 

 

 

 

 

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      English version   Dear readers, we must understand once and for all that when we let our emotions run high, our intellect diminishes proportionally; it goes low. Emotions are the enemy of clear reflection and calm and decisive decision making.   We must understand that the biggest waste of time is arguing with the fools and zealots who do not care about truth or reality, but only about their beliefs and illusions. Never waste your precious time on discussions that make no sense. There are people who, for all the evidence you would present to them, will never have the ability to understand, or would be blinded by their ego, hatred and resentment.   We must identify the people of good will we can work with and are willing to work with us, and build a strong coalition to defend the Gabonese people. Think about the impact of giving and receiving such support collectively. Imagine a challenge you're facing right now and how much easier it would be for you if yo