THE CHARADES OF THER ALI BONGO’S REGIME. LES COMÉDIES DU RÉGIME ALI BONGO












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In Gabon, it is with great publicity that the regime announces that the Directorate General of Competition and Consumption (DGCC) has started price control operations in businesses in Libreville. This, says the regime, to fight against the high prices. That's for the courtyard side!

Meanwhile, on the garden side, the regime announced last week, an increase in the price of all fuels. Was it also to fight against high prices?

We will not give up !




Version française

Au Gabon, c’est à grand coup de publicité que le régime annonce que la Direction Générale de la Concurrence et de la Consommation (DGCC), a démarré des opérations de contrôle des prix chez les opérateurs économiques exerçant à Libreville. Ceci, dit le régime, pour lutter contre la vie chère. Ça c’est pour le côté cour !

Pendant ce temps, côté jardin, le régime annonçait la semaine dernière, une augmentation du prix de tous les carburants. Etait-ce aussi pour lutter contre la vie chère ?

On ne lâche rien !

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