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YOU HAVE TO EXPLAIN TO US WHAT THIS DEBT WILL BE USED FOR! IL FAUT NOUS EXPLIQUER À QUOI SERVIRA CETTE DETTE !

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      English version   As part of the campaign to promote Gabonese Treasury securities, to sell them on the stock markets, the Minister of Public Accounts of Gabon, Charles Mba, and the Director of Debt, the lively Jean-Gaspard Ntoutoume-Ayi, promise to raise more than 800 billion CFA francs in the CEMAC region.   Only, we Gabonese want to know how this debt would be used EXACTLY? Here we do not want general explanations, but details of how this money is programmed. We must no longer accept the concept of money not loving noise.   Recently, Deputy Prime Minister Alexandre Barro-Chambrier announced the planning of 3000 billion CFA francs of projects for the next 3 years, at a rate of 1000 billion per year. Here, too, we want the details about these projects.   Since the Minister of the Economy is going appear on the program "Les Grands Dossiers" this Sunday, we hope that he will be able to enlighten us on these various questions.         Version

AN ARTICLE BY MARC MVE-BEKALE! UN ARTICLE DE MARC MVE-BEKALE !

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SENEGAL IS TOP OF THE CLASS ! LE SÉNÉGAL EST LE PREMIER DE LA CLASSE !

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    English Version     Once again, Senegal and its people have just taken significant steps towards consolidating their democracy and strengthening their institutions. While other African countries are still floundering in unnecessary political turmoil and easily avoidable governance challenges, the Senegalese people continue to demonstrate their political maturity, their commitment to their democratic values, and the supremacy of justice, the rule of law and the spirit of solidarity.   Like Gabon, Senegal was under French colonial rule. However, the post-independence trajectories of the two countries are different, as Senegal was led by intellectuals like Léopold Sédar Senghor and Abdou Diouf, who quickly adopted the principle of the pre-eminence of democratic institutions, while the Bongo family that remained in power for 56 years, implemented an authoritarian regime, whose kleptocracy would eventually cause deep economic stagnation.   Over time, while the Gabonese peo

SENEGAL, A SERIOUS COUNTRY, A SERIOUS PEOPLE ! LE SENEGAL, UN PAYS SERIEUX, UN PEUPLE SERIEUX !

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WHAT HAS THIS LADY DONE, 7 MONTHS AFTER HER HUSBAND TAKING POWER, TO DESERVE THESE RECOGNITIONS? QU’A FAIT CETTE DAME, EN 7 MOIS DE POUVOIR DE SON ÉPOUX, POUR MÉRITER CES RECONNAISSANCES ?

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  English version Before Jean-Marc Ekoh, before Nzoghe-Nguema, before Agondjo-Okawe, before Doukakas-Nziengui, before many illustrious Gabonese who have served the national cause throughout their lives, it is the very dapper Zita-Oligui-Nguema who will receive the honors of seeing public buildings bear her name. Maybe we are the ones who do not understand very well, this kind of surge towards this kind of bliss. So goes Gabon!   Version française Avant Jean-Marc Ekoh, avant Nzoghe-Nguema, avant Agondjo-Okawe, avant Doukakas-Nziengui, avant bien d’illustres Gabonais ayant servi la cause nationale pendant toute leur vie, c’est la très pimpante Zita-Oligui-Nguema qui recevra les honneurs de voir des bâtisses publiques porter son nom. Peut-être que c’est nous qui comprenons très mal ce type d’essor vers ce genre de félicité. Ainsi va le Gabon !

SENEGAL CONTINUES TO BE A DEMOCRATIC MODEL FOR FRANCOPHONE AFRICA ! LE SÉNÉGAL CONTINUE D’ÊTRE UN MODÈLE DÉMOCRATIQUE POUR L’AFRIQUE FRANCOPHONE !

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BRICE-CLOTAIRE OLIGUI-NGUEMA'S POPULISM DOES NOT EMPHASIZE PRIORITIES! LE POPULISME DE BRICE-CLOTAIRE OLIGUI-NGUEMA NE MET PAS L’ACCENT SUR LES PRIORITÉS !

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    English version   In the past 100 years, many countries have been able to move from poverty to developed status. But none of them has done it by just distributing cars and money to activists; or by sending equipment in villages so the people living there can watch television.   No, these are just populist actions that have no consequences in the country progress toward development. In serious countries with serious governments, to get out of poverty, the following decisions are made with priority:   1.        Provide good education for all school age children. 2.        Create more jobs in order to expand the workforce and create a stable middle class. 3.        Provide basic infrastructure and services, such as roads, bridges, water supplies, electricity, and stable food supplies, for the entire population. 4.        Build a good health care system that would allow the population to in good health so it could become very productive.   Any form of governan