"LE GABON ENERVANT" OR "ANNOYING GABON"

English version According to La Lettre du Continent, the Ali Bongo regime will designate Pacôme Moubelet Boubeya as president of the National Assembly? We remind you that he was Minister of the Interior during the presidential election of August 2016. For the deliberations within the regime, Pacôme Moubelet Boubeya would have been preferred to Blaise Louembé for this position of President of the National Assembly. It should be noted that the two candidates for the post, are from the Ogooué-Lolo, from which have come the Presidents of the National Assembly for more than 20 years, according to local geopolitics. Version française D’après La Lettre du Continent, le régime Ali Bongo désignerait Pacôme Moubelet Boubeya comme président de l’Assemblée nationale ? Nous vous rappelons que ce dernier qui était ministre de l'intérieur lors de la présidentielle d'août 2016. Pour les délibérations au sein du régime, Pacôme Moubelet Boubeya aurait été p...

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English version Dear readers, it is sad to note that after 28 years of pluralistic stammering, the Gabonese political landscape remains shaken by the presence within it of too many people with shameful practices that do not honor them at all. Those who had hoped that people like Jonathan Ndoutoume-Ngome could embody a break and a shift towards healthy and new values, must see the failure of this assertion. Yes, dear readers, Gabon's political environment is unfortunately still contaminated by the phenomenon of political transhumance, which often leaves the poor partisans having believed in these mercenaries, on the side of the road leading to the high functions of the State. Through political transhumance, people like Jonathan Ndoutoume-Ngome rely on the suffering of the Gabonese people, in an opportunistic way, to be noticed by the power and to get closer to it. Then once they get what they want, they spit on the same people who are still looking for the...

English version Failing to assert any economic record for Gabon at the international level, Ali Bongo begins to exhibit his environmental policy, to be noticed. Ali Bongo would like to take the opportunity of the 24th United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP24), which will be held in Poland from December 3rd to 14th, to remind the world that he would be a champion of ecology. For this purpose, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Régis Immongault, leads a small group that will make the trip to Poland. This team will include, Ali Bongo's Special Adviser, Tanguy Guillaume Gahouma Bekalé, who is permanent secretary of the National Climate Council (CNC) of Gabon; and Stanislas Stephen Mouba Olouna. To please the Westerners, Ali Bongo relies on his Special Adviser Michael Fay who is American and on the British Lee White, executive secretary of the National Agency of National Parks (ANPN). Version française Ne parvenant pas à faire valoir un...