"LE GABON ENERVANT" OR "ANNOYING GABON"

 

      English version     The video above shows you a press conference of the opposition parties that went to Ali Bongo's consultation. The results are meek and the arguments mediocre.   Certainly, this opposition is playing the role assigned to it, which is to cheerfully accompany Ali Bongo to a third and consecutive plebiscite; an absolutely incomprehensible outcome when one observes the catastrophic record that he has.   The failure of Ali Bongo's 14-year-old governance is proportional to the scale of the social protests currently taking place in all sectors of the country's social and administrative life.   The Ali Bongo regime is clearly using the accompanying opposition to better maneuver and control the dividing lines that structure the country's social and political space, in a context of growing popular protests; and at the same time to weaken a genuine robust opposition by replacing it with an opposition of convenience.   After the re

 

 

 

 

 

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    English version   It is said that on the occasion of the One Forest World summit that he ordered Ali Bongo to organize in Libreville, Emmanuel Macron would ask Ali Bongo and Denis Sassou Nguesso to bury the hatchet and continue to serve Françafrique together, because there are issues that do not tolerate childishness between vassals of the French sphere.   One of the main obstacles separating the two françafricains protagonists would be the role that Omar Denis Junior Bongo, son of Omar Bongo and grandson Denis Sassou Nguesso, should play in Gabon. A first meeting between the two is scheduled for tomorrow, Saturday, February 25, 2023, in Kinshasa, on the sidelines of the summit of the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS).   It is also said that Omar Denis Junior Bongo should be part of the delegation that will accompany Denis Sassou Nguesso to Libreville during the One Forest World summit. There would be discussions, on the sidelines of the summit, b

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    English version   Dear readers, following the recent Council of Ministers, the following individual measures have been endorsed within the Ministry of Consumer Affairs and the Fight Against High Cost of Living, whose Minister is none other than the unmistakable René Ndemezo'Obiang.   Out of 19 people appointed, 15 have a Fang surname, a percentage of 79%. Dear readers, there is nothing that justifies such an imbalance in appointments in the Gabonese administration. When the Bongos appoint people of their ethnicity almost at 100% in financial agencies and promotions to high ranks in the security and defense forces, we all protest and with reason. When people like René Ndemezo'Obiang do the same, we must challenge them and not let this pass; that is not the way to build a country.     OFFICE OF THE MINISTER OF STATE - Chief of Staff: Professor Médard MENGUE BIDZO; - Private Secretary to the Minister: Mrs. Miriame ANGUE ESSONO; - Private Secretary of

 

DESTRUCTION OF USTM/DESTRUCTION DE L’USTM DESTRUCTION OF ALI BONGO HIMSELF /DESTRUCTION D’ALI BONGO LUI M Ê ME AFRICA N1     DESTRUCTION OF THE CITY OF DEMOCRACY/DESTRUCTION DE LA CIT É  DE LA D É MOCRATIE DELTA POSTAL   THE OMNISPORT STADIUM OF LIBREVILLE/STADE OMNISPORT DE LIBREVILLE                  

    English version   Dear readers, the beginnings of political consultation have at least unquestionably proved one thing: in Gabon, political parties are without exception empty shells; That is to say, structures whose sole role is often to give an appearance of democracy to a regime that constantly flouts the most basic rights of citizens, yet all enshrined in a constitution that is only a scrap of paper.   Gabonese political parties are not groupings of people with an ideological bent. No, Gabonese political parties are often created to serve as political bargaining chips for their eternal leaders who obsessively use them to exist but without worrying the regime in place. Whether within the ruling PDG, or the opposition parties, the tendency is towards unanimity and the rejection of any diversity and internal contradiction.   This translates into a marked authoritarianism, even in the opposition where some leaders do not hesitate to resort to all forms of repression,