THE LATEST FIGMENTS BY JEUNE AFRIQUE. LES DERNIÈRES ÉLUCUBRATIONS DE JEUNE AFRIQUE






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When Jeune Afrique devotes an article to a politically insignificant character in Gabon, we understand better that the regime that pays Jeune Afrique wants to raise this person in importance and present them as a serious figure of the opposition to this regime. But we will not fall for this plot.




Version française

Quand Jeune Afrique consacre un article a un personnage politiquement insignifiant au Gabon, on comprend mieux que le régime qui paie Jeune Afrique veuille faire monter cette personne en importance et la présenter comme une figure sérieuse de l’opposition à ce régime. Mais nous ne tomberons pas dans le panneau.

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