"LE GABON ENERVANT" OR "ANNOYING GABON"

To read click here Pour lire cliquer ici English version “In West Africa, Fresenius paid bribes to public health officials and physicians in numerous countries, including Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, the Ivory Coast, Niger, Gabon, Chad and Senegal. In Gabon, for example, Fresenius paid a price plus the commission to officials for each dialysis kit sold. The third party gave a portion of each commission to the physician or health official.” Version française « En Afrique de l'Ouest, Fresenius a versé des pots-de-vin à des responsables de la santé publique et à des médecins dans de nombreux pays, dont le Bénin, le Burkina Faso, le Cameroun, la Côte d'Ivoire, le Niger, le Gabon, le Tchad et le Sénégal. Au Gabon, par exemple, Fresenius a payé un montant plus une commission a des officiels pour chaque kit de dialyse vendu. La tierce partie a remis une partie de chaque commission au médecin ou au responsable de la santé publique. »

English version The former director general of BFM Business Pierre Fraidenraich, who organized the Liberation Forum in Gabon in 2015, would also have allowed the Accrombessi television channel, Edan, to collaborate with Lagardère and Canal +. When he was operational director of Libération, Pierre Fraidenraich played the middle man for the television channel Edan, created and led by Evelyne Diatta-Accrombessi, wife of Maixent Accrombessi, who at the time was Ali Bongo’s chief of staff. A friend of Denis Olivennes, a former CEO of Lagardère, Pierre Fraidenraich introduced Edan in 2015 to this group. It was he who negotiated on behalf of Edan, the lease that allowed this channel to settle for two years on the top floor of the former headquarters of Europe 1, rue Francois-1er in Paris. Edan paid 5,000 euros in monthly rent. In return, Lagardère provided the channel with services and content worth 1 million euros per year. In December 2017, the agreement and the lease ...

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