mercredi 21 août 2013
#Gabon: Entrevue de Paulette Oyane Ondo parue de La Loupe du 20 Août 2013: Démocratie, corruption, misère...
Entrevue de Me Paulette Oyane Ondo
mercredi 3 juillet 2013
#Gabon: Les amuseurs de foule du PDG découvrent (sic) que les jeunes vivent très mal à Libreville
(English text follows)
Gabon: Les amuseurs de foule du PDG découvrent (sic) que les jeunes vivent très mal à Libreville
Photos: UJPDG
Gabon: Les amuseurs de foule du PDG découvrent (sic) que les jeunes vivent très mal à Libreville
Décidément on aura déjà vu le même scénario avec Sylvia et Ali Bongo qui sont allés visiter des quartiers pauvres de Libreville (Capitale du Gabon) pour supposément toucher du doigt les réalités de la vie quotidienne de bien des Gabonais. Depuis ce cirque propagandiste, absolument rien n'a changé dans ces quartiers insalubres et dignes de la grande misère, malgré les richesses du pays que se partage la petite élite familio-amicale des Bongo au Gabon.
Au tour d'un autre jeune pédégiste, qui pourtant a étudié au Lycée à Libreville, d'aller s'indigner en visitant un quartier pauvre, Atong Abè. Est-ce le fait d'être allé étudier en France qui a fait oublier à ce jeune homme les réalités qu'il connaissait de son pays? C'est à faire dormir debout! Ce qui est plus sûr est que ces autres larmes de crocodiles versées par les pédégistes, aussi jeunes émergents soient-ils, n'impressionneront pas les Gabonais. Au contraire, en publiant ces photos, les jeunes émergents ne font que démontrer ce que le peuple dénonce: 44 ans de gestion destructrice et calamiteuse du Gabon par le PDG au pouvoir. Au lieu de s'indigner encore faussement et honteusement, Ali Bongo et ses sbires pédégistes doivent tout simplement quitter le pouvoir. Ils ont failli lamentablement et honteusement. Ils peuvent s'indigner comme ils veulent; cela n'impressionne plus les Gabonais. Nous savons que tout ce qui les intéresse c'est le pouvoir et l'argent qu'ils volent à longueur de journée.
Seuls les naïfs peuvent croire à ce soudain élan de solidarité des membres du PDG qui, manifestement, sont entrain de préparer leur campagne pour les prochaines échéances électorales, notamment la présidentielle de 2016. Les Gabonais ne doivent pas se faire endormir par ces faux témoignages des gens qui sont au pouvoir depuis 44 ans et qui font semblant de découvrir la misère quotidienne des Gabonais. C'est du bleuf!
Depuis que Ali Bongo est «président», les larmes de crocodiles pleuvent, mais rien pour le peuple. Entre-temps, on nous sert des shows de distraction: courses de bateaux, courses de motos, carnaval, concerts de rap, terrain de golf, etc. Des choses ridicules qui ne changent rien à la misère des Gabonais, comme celle de ces de jeunes de Atong Abè qu'on veut encore amadouer avec des promesses qui ne seront jamais tenues.
Ouvrez les yeux et soyez inspirés (Égypte, Brésil, Turquie, etc.), chers Gabonais!
(English)
Gabon: Crowd entertainers of ruling party PDG discovered (sic) that young people live in extreme poverty in Libreville
Decidedly
we have seen the same scenario with Sylvia and Ali Bongo who went to
visit the slums of Libreville (Gabon's Capital city) for allegedly finger on
the realities of everyday life for many Gabonese. Since that
propaganda circus, absolutely nothing has changed in these unhealthy
and abject poverty neighborhoods, despite the wealth of the country
that shares the Familio-friendly elite of Bongo in Gabon.
Taking his turn, another young «pédégiste» (member of PDG, ruling party) that yet studied at the Lycée (high school) in Libreville going indignant visiting a slum, Atong Abe. Is it because he went to study in France that this young man forgot he knew the realities of his country? This is to make you sleep standing! What is more certain is that these other crocodile tears paid by pédégistes, as young as they are so-called emerging, do not impress anyone in Gabon. Instead, by publishing these photos, the young «emerging» only demonstrates what the people have been denouncing: 44 years of destructive and mismanagement of Gabon by the ruling party, PDG. Instead of yet falsely and shamefully being outrage, Ali Bongo and his pédégistes henchmen simply must leave power. They failed miserably and shamefully. They can be indignant as they want, it no longer impresses the Gabonese people. We know that all they care about is power and money they steal all day long.
Only the naive can believe this sudden show of solidarity from PDG members who obviously are now preparing their campaign for the upcoming elections, including the presidential election in 2016. Gabonese must not be lulled by the false testimony of people who are in power for 44 years and who pretend to discover the daily misery of Gabon. It's a bluff!
Since Ali Bongo became "president", the crocodile tears are raining, but nothing for the people. Meanwhile, we are served shows for distraction: boat racing, motorcycle racing, carnival, rap concerts, building of golf course, etc.. Ridiculous things that do not change the misery of the people of Gabon, such as those of young people living in Atong Abe that PDG wants even coax again with promises that are never kept.
Open your eyes and be inspired (Egypt, Brazil, Turkey, etc.), dear Gabonese!
Taking his turn, another young «pédégiste» (member of PDG, ruling party) that yet studied at the Lycée (high school) in Libreville going indignant visiting a slum, Atong Abe. Is it because he went to study in France that this young man forgot he knew the realities of his country? This is to make you sleep standing! What is more certain is that these other crocodile tears paid by pédégistes, as young as they are so-called emerging, do not impress anyone in Gabon. Instead, by publishing these photos, the young «emerging» only demonstrates what the people have been denouncing: 44 years of destructive and mismanagement of Gabon by the ruling party, PDG. Instead of yet falsely and shamefully being outrage, Ali Bongo and his pédégistes henchmen simply must leave power. They failed miserably and shamefully. They can be indignant as they want, it no longer impresses the Gabonese people. We know that all they care about is power and money they steal all day long.
Only the naive can believe this sudden show of solidarity from PDG members who obviously are now preparing their campaign for the upcoming elections, including the presidential election in 2016. Gabonese must not be lulled by the false testimony of people who are in power for 44 years and who pretend to discover the daily misery of Gabon. It's a bluff!
Since Ali Bongo became "president", the crocodile tears are raining, but nothing for the people. Meanwhile, we are served shows for distraction: boat racing, motorcycle racing, carnival, rap concerts, building of golf course, etc.. Ridiculous things that do not change the misery of the people of Gabon, such as those of young people living in Atong Abe that PDG wants even coax again with promises that are never kept.
Open your eyes and be inspired (Egypt, Brazil, Turkey, etc.), dear Gabonese!
Photos: UJPDG
lundi 24 juin 2013
#Gabon: Deux autres cas de crimes rituels à Port-Gentil / Two more cases of ritual killings in Port-Gentil
Attention: Images troublantes / Warning: Graphic images
(English
text follows)
Deux
autres cas de crimes rituels secouent Port-Gentil et le Gabon
EFFA NGUEMA Stessy, jeune
fille de 24 ans, a été retrouvée assassinée le 13 juin 2013 à Port-Gentil
(Capitale économique du Gabon), dans une maison en construction, fermée et
gardée par un vigil. Elle était ligotée des pieds et des mains. Les parents de
Stessy rencontrés à Libreville affirment que les seins, la langue et les
organes génitaux ont été prélevés. Tout porte à croire que c’est encore un
crime rituel maquillé en assassinat crapuleux. Sa copine a aussi été retrouvée
dans une salle voisine et dans la même maison, morte, égorgée.
Mrs Stessy Effa, as she was discovered
Voici donc les crimes que Sylvia
et Ali Bongo Ondimba ont promis d’arrêter et de poursuivre les criminels et
commanditaires. Leur fausse marche du 11 Mai, une insulte aux victimes, car ce
ne fut qu’une simple propagande politique d’Ali Bongo, n’apporte visiblement
rien de bon. En effet, depuis cette propagande éhontée de Sylvia et son mari
Ali Bongo, plusieurs crimes rituels ont été commis. Nous attendons encore la
condamnation des présumés tueurs et leurs commanditaires. Nous avons même eu
droit à une libération de 2 criminels dernièrement.
Second body as it was discovered (Mrs Stessy Effa's friend).
Ce régime corrompu ne
résoudra jamais les crimes rituels, car plusieurs personnes dans l’appareil du
pouvoir en bénéficie.
Les Gabonais doivent en
prendre acte et agir en conséquence.
Two more cases of
ritual killings shake Port-Gentil and Gabon
EFFA
NGUEMA Stessy, young woman, 24, was found murdered June 13, 2013 in Port-Gentil
(Gabon's economic capital), in a house under construction, closed and guarded
by a vigil. She was tied feet and hands. Stessy parents met in Libreville say
breasts, tongue and genitals were removed. All indications are that this is
still a ritual murder disguised as heinous murder. Her (girl) friend was also
found in an adjoining room and in the same house, dead, slaughtered.
Here
are the crimes that Sylvia and Ali Bongo Ondimba promised to stop and prosecute
criminals and their sponsors. Their mock marck of May 11, an insult to the
victims because it was just a mere political propaganda for Ali Bongo is
obviously bringing no good. Since this shameless propaganda of Sylvia and her
husband Ali Bongo, several ritual crimes were committed. We are still awaiting
trial of suspected killers and their sponsors. We even had a recent release of
two criminals. Go figure!
This
corrupt regime will never solve the ritual killings phenoma in Gabon, because
many people in the political power apparatus benefits from them.
People
of Gabon should now take matters in their own hands and act accordingly.
jeudi 13 juin 2013
#Gabon: Lancement du Forum des Indignés 2e édition
Les
Indignés du Gabon
FORUM DES INDIGNES DU GABON
2ème édition – 13-16 juin
2013
Conférence de
presse du 13 Juin 2013 à Libreville au Gabon
Aujourd’hui s’ouvre
le 2è forum des Indignés du Gabon. Comme le premier qui s’est tenu l’année
dernière, il se déroulera en marge et en protestation du New York Forum Africa.
Le New York Forum
Africa est une injure à la souveraineté et au génie des Gabonais. En effet, le
sens qu’il faut donner à ce forum est que le régime d’Ali Bongo, incapable de
penser le présent et l’avenir du Gabon faute de compétences, est obligé de
sous-traiter notre destin à coups de milliards. Pourtant, contrairement à ce
que l’on veut nous faire croire, le Gabon est un pays dont la première et la
plus grande richesse est le peuple. Riche de ses traditions, riche de sa
culture, riche de ses compétences, le peuple gabonais aurait du être un exemple
cité dans le monde entier.
Malheureusement, un
groupuscule dynastique s’évertue à le tirer résolument vers le bas : par
la corruption, le clientélisme, le népotisme et la violence, l’oligarchie au
pouvoir depuis plus de 45 ans a utilisé les moyens de notre émancipation, de
notre développement, de celui des générations à venir à son seul profit et pour
se maintenir au pouvoir.
L’histoire
officielle nous cache l’engagement des valeureux guerriers qui ont donné leur
vie en résistant à la période coloniale depuis le 19è Siècle, jusque dans les
années 30. Nos ancêtres se sont battus pour défendre leur terre et leur
descendance. De 1869 à 1830, puis en 1890, une forte résistance gabonaise s’est
opposée au contrôle militaire français sur la côte. Plus tard, les impôts
extravagants, les déportations, le travail forcé, les délocalisations
entraînent des exodes, la destruction de villages, des épidémies. Nos ancêtres,
de 1890 à 1920, lancent des campagnes de boycott des commerces européens. Plus
tard, dans toute l’Afrique, la colonisation et le néo-colonialisme
entreprendront d’éliminer, souvent par le sang, toute forme de résistance.
Cette politique sera perpétuée par ceux qui ont succédé aux colonisateurs pour
nous déposséder de nos terres, de nos droits, de nos libertés.
Le Front des
Indignés prend sa source dans les hauts faits de nos ancêtres qui ont résisté à
l’oppresseur pour nous laisser un beau pays en héritage. Lorsqu’ils voient ce
que nous sommes devenus, lorsqu’ils voient notre découragement, notre
capitulation et, parfois notre lâcheté devant ceux qui s’appliquent à tuer le
Gabon, ils doivent se retourner dans leurs tombes.
Le Front des
Indignés est un mouvement qui a compris que c’est par nous-mêmes que nous devons
défendre notre dignité, nos intérêts, notre souveraineté. Devant les forces du
Mal qui dirigent ce pays et qui font plus confiance à des aventuriers
multinationaux tels que Richard Attias,
à des vedettes de la chanson et autres célébrités pour défendre le Gabon à
notre place, notre indignation a été poussée à son comble. Alors qu’on nous met
en prison pour nos idées, qu’on nous coupe nos salaires lorsque nous les
exprimons, on dépense notre argent pour que des soi-disant grands de ce monde
viennent nous dire ce que nous devons faire à Kumbanu, Mulengi Mbindza ou Akuk
Afan dont ils n’entendront même jamais parler de leur vie. Non ! Les Gabonais
ne sont pas les cancres que Richard Attias et Ali Bongo veulent présenter. Au
contraire, nous dirons même que c’est parce qu’il n’a aucune vision, aucune
prospective, aucun idéal pour le Gabon qu’Ali Bongo empêche ceux qui en ont de
les exprimer. C’est parce qu’il pense que les conclusions verbeuses des people du New York Forum Africa comblent
avantageusement le déficit de compétences qui plombe ses rangs, qu’il n’hésite
pas à y sacrifier ce qui aurait pu servir à améliorer les services sociaux de
base de notre petit pays riche sous-peuplé de pauvres.
L’objectif
principal du 2ème forum qui s’ouvre ce matin n’est pas de venir
une fois de plus uniquement parler. Le but de ce forum est de rechercher des
voies alternatives pour composer une nouvelle dynamique de changement en
ouvrant au préalable la conscience des Gabonais et Gabonaises pour les amener à
assumer leur responsabilité devant l’Histoire de notre pays. En effet, chaque
Gabonais a des responsabilités envers ses enfants, sa famille, son clan, son
village, et son pays. Personne d’autre ne viendra prendre notre responsabilité
à notre place. Personne ne viendra de l’Elysée, de la Maison Blanche, de l’ONU,
de l’Union Africaine, de la CPI, etc. pour sauver le Gabon pendant que nous
croisons les bras. Ce 2ème Forum des Indignés, nous l’espérons,
trouvera sinon des réponses au moins des pistes pour que nous cessions de poser
la question tragique : « on va encore faire comment ? »
mercredi 12 juin 2013
OpGabon June 15: Corrupt #Gabon
Corrupt Gabon
Ali Bongo Ondimba and wife Sylvia Bongo
Ali Bongo and fellow middle eastern friends
Ali Bongo and Australia Prime Minister, Julia Gillard at the time an Australian company was interested in Gabon's big ore/iron deposits
Ali Bongo and his best friend Nicolas Sarkozy, ex-France President
Ali «the Don» Bongo Ondimba
Ali Bongo Ondimba
Ali Bongo, who wanted to be King of Gabon
Ali Bongo Ondimba and UK Prime Minister, David Cameron (UK companies now investing in oil sector in Gabon)
Ali Bongo and Hillary Clinton
Gabonese outraged against NY Forum Africa organizing their own alternative forum
Late Senator Kennedy's mansio, bought by Gabon for 6.5 million US$
Family picture of Ali Bongo at the most expansice mansion in France, Pozzo di Borgo, bought by Gabon for more than 100 millions euros
Late dictator Omar Bongo and 2 of his most powerful children: Ali Bongo and Pascaline Bongo
Ali Bongo and late dad, Omar Bongo (left)
Ali Bongo at the White House with President Obama
Ali Bongo with Prince Charles
Ali Bongo, Sylvia Bongo and Prince Harry of UK (Ali Bongo's children study in UK)
Before his dad made him a politician, Ali Bongo (previously named Alain Bongo) was spending most of his time trying to sing
Ali Bongo and Michael Jackson during one of his visits in Gabon
Pozzo di Borgo mansion, bought by Gabon for more than 100 million euros
Pozzo di Borgo
Pozzo di Borgo
samedi 8 juin 2013
#Gabon: HR Activist sends a serious reply open lettre to a friend of dictator Ali Bongo
Libreville (Gabon), June 7th, 2013
Right of
reply to the open letter from Mr. Richard Attias which appeared in Gabonese
newspapers "Gabon Matin" on 5 June 2013 and L’Union on 7 June 2013
and was addressed to the movement " Ça suffit comme ça "
Mr Attias,
Following the announcement by all media, including
those in the tank for the regime in power, of the discovery in Libreville (in
the premises of the Professional Training Center Basile Ondimba), of a 50kg bag
of human organs, you have deemed it appropriate to send to us an open attempt
to discredit our civic engagement aimed, among other things, to put an end to
barbaric practices such as human sacrifices which are now commonplace and
standardized in our country.
Yes! We intend to take advantage of the opportunity
afforded us by your New York Forum Africa - financed at great expense by the
Gabonese taxpayers that we are - to make our criticisms and objections heard;
our cries, our tears, our pain, our indignation. "Your" (?)
International community (personal?) is influential. Certainly. Of good
character? Only in Gabon can individual get away with such an insult to the
people struggling for their dignity and survival.
The fact that a “celebrity” manager who makes a living
by organizing expensive gatherings of "hundreds of business figures,
politicians, Nobel Prize winners ..." would buys a full page of a
newspaper to send us an open letter is an implicit recognition of our
potential.
Mr. Richard Attias,
You get a presumption of intelligence. So, to your
open letter, the eminent communicator you are, certainly considered appropriate
to "get down" to what you believed to be the level of the Gabonese
people. But Mr. Attias, all Gabonese are not at the same low level as your
friends predators of the Republic! Sincerely, we suggest that you send us an
open letter that is better constructed and more serious.
For your information, the Front of Gabonese Indignants
(FIG) is, as its name suggests, a front. It brings together around a common
purpose, entities with profiles and centers of interest that are varied:
associations, political parties, trade unions, professional associations,
non-affiliated individuals ... All the social body of our country is
represented in FIG. It is not the fact of a single collective such as “Ça
Suffit Comme Ça.” Come defend your imposture at the Indignants Forum.
You accuse us of having besmirched your person and
that of your wife, and you boast of having made us afraid to debate you. We
would like that you show us one press release from the Indignants Front which took
the public debate and turned it into a personal debate, and remind us in what
conditions you officially invited the Indignants Front to a debate. You wish to
debate? We're ready. Wherever and whenever you want. Including within your
forum, if that reassures you. Given your apparent denial of the Gabonese
genius, we offer you this delightful opportunity to prove to our people and to
"your" international opinion that you're right.
Is it gossip when we regret that the security and defence
forces have as their single task, not to ensure the safety of people and
property, but to serve as enforcers of a dictatorship?
The content of your open letter in itself, justifies
our strong opposition to your sham and your determination to tear the pages of
the ledger of our history that we are writing; when you pretend to think about
Gabon in our place and better than us. Indeed, by hanging out with the dark forces
which pay you handsomely with the development money that is stolen from us, you
end up in the same mental disposition as theirs. You, yourself, recognize that
your forum would cost nearly $ 4 million, or about 2.5 billion CFA francs. With
that kind of money, do you know how many classrooms and hospital beds the
Gabonese government could afford? Certainly not, because you are perfectly
"impermeable" to such considerations.
Your client Ali Bongo shouts loudly that Gabon is an
emerging country. We would not be surprised that you relayed this childish
assumption to your "international
community" (sic). As you postulate, without providing any illustration
and without describing any tangibility, that from "exchanges" and "experience
sharing" during your forum, " goodwill,
investment decisions, are born; but above all, solutions to problems when they
are posed in an environment of intellectual honesty and positive and
constructive "critical spirit.
Your comments illustrate abundantly the singular
respect you have for criticism. They also reflect your degree of "intellectual honesty" when, taking
care not to specify which ones, because they do not exist, you declare that the
New York Forum Africa 2012 "helped
initiate many development projects, some which will be officially launched in
the coming weeks, let alone the multiple sectors of the local economy that
benefit from this event and its induced effects." Yet, it is
blindingly obvious: the 5 points of the final declaration of NYFA 2012 are a
tangle of vague rhetoric, peremptory truisms and pious nonsense without any
identification; of which leading economists, financiers and decision makers of
the world realize the feat of being "concrete"
without advancing a single figure. We understand why you say that "Gabon is a business model."
On May 10, you, with incredible aplomb, dared to
declare that there had been "the creation
of 9,000 companies in Gabon in 2012." You probably wanted to talk
about "9,000 business" of ritual crimes, because it is the only area
where Ali and Sylvia Bongo’s Gabon is truly emerging.
"Mouth of
honey, heart of gall," says a Tuareg proverb. Mr. Richard Attias, who
do you think you are? Do you think that we are PDG partisans immured in the
contradictions of the oral tradition, because they heard these words hammered
by those from whom they pick up the crumbs, and who boast that Gabon is an
emerging country while they do not even have the lowest common denominator of
basic infrastructure, that they import their food, that they have water everywhere
except at the faucets, that they have oil (your new business), uranium, wind
and sun, but electricity is nevertheless rationed daily, as predators at the
head of the state deliberately sabotage public education for the continuation
of the dynasty, that the decay of our health system is such that these
predators are forced go for healthcare and even die abroad?
Who do you think you are, Mr. Richard Attias, to
despise and provoke the protest movement of a country that is not yours, and of
which you only know the ostentatious glitz of the presidential palace? Except
to consider - and this is clear – that you have taken up the cause of the
oligarchy that has confiscated our legitimacy with violence and obstinacy.
Who could make you believe that you have any
legitimacy to teach us and pretend put us in our place? Mr. Richard Attias,
remember this African wisdom: "A canoe is never too big to capsize."
So, beware!
You are not the first multinational mercenary to
pretend to dictate our opinions and choices of actions on the grounds that you
eat in the hand of a negro king who considers Gabon as his inheritance, and
progressive Gabonese as heretics only good for the irons, the gallows, the
flagellum. Gabon will never be Morocco (a kingdom), and Ali Bongo will never be
anybody’s king or theocratic commander.
Finally, considering the extreme conceit of your open
letter, we cannot conclude without expressing our deep remorse for having, for
a time given to you - wrongly - some stature.
We do not salute you.
For the citizen Movement « Ça
suffit comme ça »
Mr Marc ONA ESSANGUI
2009 Goldman Prize Winner
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