"LE GABON ENERVANT" OR "ANNOYING GABON"

      English Version   A dictatorship is any authoritarian political regime that is established and maintained through violence and intimidation. It is often an exceptional regime, but it is mainly illegitimate, because it was imposed without the opinion of the population.   So, the truth is that the regime that is ruling Gabon right now, that is, the CTRI, is a dictatorship.   When we have established this intellectual basis, we can then start with the observation that these Gabonese who tell us that the CTRI should remain in power for 5, 10 or 20 years, are in fact asking for a military dictatorship to be installed in power in Gabon indefinitely, if not permanently, way. Dear readers, this is a very serious wish for us Gabonese.   Dear readers, what they want to impose on us is the militarization of the state. That is to say, the reining in of the political and economic class. In fact, Brice-Clotaire Oligui-Nguema and his friends of the CTRI are in the process of

 

 

      English Version   In a normal country, this gentleman would already be serving a long prison sentence. This gentleman who is at the center of all the shady financial arrangements of the Bongo-Valentins to the detriment of the Gabonese State, finds himself once again at the center of a huge agroforestry project in the province of Haut-Ogooué.   This is an agroforestry project in Léconi that is awaiting certification by the NGO Verra – a specialist in carbon offset projects, which has just been singled out by the English newspaper The Guardian. The project in question plans to plant eucalyptus trees, which are foreign to this ecosystem, on an ambitious area of 83,000 ha, under the pretext that these trees will allow an annual reduction of more than 1 million tons of CO2. The trick is that the promoters will recover an average income of $10 million per year over twenty years, i.e. a total of $200 million, i.e. at least 120 billion CFA francs. And who is behind this p

 1993