SCANDAL!!! What kind of a president will be Ali Ben Bongo if THIS has happened???

http://www.nypost.com/seven/08302009/gossip/pagesix/first_lady_in_california_exile_187157.htm

This is the story about Gabon new president's 1st wife.

To be continued!!!

Gabon: What's next?

Thursday, September 2nd has been the longest day in this Central Africa's country. As the new president has been officialy presented to the nation, many, if not all Gabonese fell into a big feeling of disappointment.

The worst has come. Ali Bongo Ondimba, son of previous president Omar Bongo Ondimba took over the power by a big Electoral Putsch.

The population, counscious of this unacceptable act, reacted violently.

The biggest questions today are: Knowing that people do not want him, will this dictator, abusing husband and uncarring father leave the power to the real winner of this election (whose state is unknown by the way, after been hurted in his head and shoulders by soldiers)? And what should we do to force him to leave the country?

Gabon 49th Independance day

The August 17th 1960, Gabon became an independent country.

It has been 49years since then but things seem to go worse every year.

Oil producer, 3rd richest country in Africa in 2008 after Libya and Equatorial Guinea, this small country of Central Africa with a population of less tham 1.5million still has a lot to do regarding its developement.

It is considered by some developed country as a dictatorial regime as it has been gouverned by the very same President for 42years.

Today, as we are celebrating the 49th Independance day of this nation few months after the death of its 42years President, an issue has to be faced: who will replace him???

Polemics, debates, arguments are taking places around this question as his son is candidate at these enticipated elections. This raises another question: is Gabon a democratic state or a dictatorial regime turning into a mornachy?

Happy independance day to all Gabonese in the world./.