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Etourderie?
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Thoughtlessness?
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The Gabonese daily newspaper called " the Union more " published in its 18 and October 19, 2008 number, in its rebrique, “For me what… Makaya” an article on the behavior of certain civils servant affected inside the country. And of this assembly of words, he thinks that the latter show “professional irresponsibility” and of this fact misses respect with the country through their refusal to exert in certain moved back corners, to see too moved back of the country. Indeed, being attanquant mainly with the teachers and the doctors or male nurses, the article shows that the government officials show proven irresponsibility. With the example of Mandji-Ndolou whose << the medical centre has hopelessly sought its head doctor for several months already. That affected for two years has spent more time to Libreville than to its working station >>. Situation well surprising one pourraît statement, when one knows the importance of a doctor in a region.
Only here is, the drafting did not raise the good questions to have good answers; in order to have a bivisuality on these various behaviors. Where are thus these deaths which one sent to the paradise, but which one refused to prefer the hell? Why this dream, “dear amazed Makaya brothers”? Quite simply because the Drafting does not have to try to act as scientific apprentice. To make critical socio (the training) is more for those which want traîtrer later Community questions. However, officially the government officials show indeed irresponsibility.
But it had well to be wondered why ardours are very often recorded in
operation of the Gabonese administration in general. Why they flee, give up and sometimes forget even their places of change? What says to us that in Mandji-Ndolou for example the head doctor is entitled to a good villa modestly equipped? An office meeting the standards of the hour? An official car (in the event of urgency)? And of course, a pharmacy always filled
of drugs? What says to us that it has one begging (in the event of disease or displacement of the head doctor)? What it can get products of first need constantly and in full safety? Esct this that there is a primary school to register his little children there? Does it have the adequate material to save lives in all quietude?
In the same way, as regards the teacher, does it profit from opportunities which the head doctor could have obtained? Here many interrogations on which the drafting did not want floor. However, if these questions have affirmative answers, then my reaction will not have any more a smell. But you undeceive, because it should not be hidden, it is well the galère (bad living conditions) which makes these government officials irresponsible vis-a-vis becoming it and with the maintenance of the country. That those which make function the State, take their responsability. That they put their respective agents under reasonable conditions so that we do not intend any more to speak about abandonment of station about change inside the country. Because for a good number of Gabonese, Libreville is “the paradise” for the civils servant from where its overpopulation.

October 25, 2008 | 11:40 AM Comments  0 comments

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La Commission Nationale de Lutte Contre l'Enrichissement Illicite : des résultats attendus.
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National Commission of Fight Against Illicit Enrichment: awaited results.
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Here are today five years which exists the CNLCEI. The latter to create in 2003 pennies article 6 of law 003/2003 of bearing May 7, 2003 creation and, organization and operation of the CNLCEI. The duration of mandate of a team is five years. The new team which lent oath on October 17, 2008 consists of ten members including nine magistrates and is chaired by a magistrate except hierarchy. Moreover, concerning the assessment of the first team, we will retain that it centered her action on sensitizing and the prevention. In other words, the warning. It is to say that, in a completely logical unfolding, the new team will not have any more a speech to maintain, just of the robbers and receivers to be punished.
We hope for much of this commission which, it should be said, will allow at the State to utilize additional economies in order to in manner efficcace on the ground. But for that, the commission must work without pressure or unspecified influence; with much of determination, of courage and audacity.
However, let us dare exhiber without risk to mislead us, our mistrust vis-a-vis this commission, when it is known that the latter was not elected, but rise following a series of designation (in other words, nomination). We do not doubt their experiment or competence as a lawyer. But the man has the right well to doubt especially when it must be responsible for him even. However, it is necessary to dare to believe in the expertise of these lawyers who from now on will have to return justice to weakest, while putting out of state to harm, the become strong ones.
All in all, the installation of the national commission of fight against illicit enrichment is like a sign of hope for the community which because of the egocentric people, from the égoîstes, suffers the social martyr. Moreover, let us hope that it will merge with “the operation sparrowhawk” in Cameroun which makes fall from many political and administrative personalities this nearby country. The people need a new breath, a new life. And this commission would be perhaps the remedy. Who knows? Time will let it to us know.

October 24, 2008 | 1:40 PM Comments  0 comments

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Allez les Panthères!
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Go the Panthers!
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It is within the framework of the eliminating heats of the EDGE and the WORLD 2010 that public the formation of the various groups Africa zone was made. Thus, the matches will dispute in outward journey and return. And the eliminating heats will be completed in mid-November 2009.

The Panthers of Gabon find themselves in hen A with the Lions of the Atlas of Morocco, the Untameable Lions of Cameroun and the Sparrowhawks of Togo. Here well a group in which nobody will want to remain fourth of the group. The national team having the statute of Tom Thumb must draw her pin from the play as had been able to do it her future adversary Togolese while qualifying itself for the world last one.
How the best gains, even if the heart remains patriotic!

October 23, 2008 | 4:28 PM Comments  0 comments

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Les Universités africaines.
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African Universities.
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Education being one of the key factors for the conquest of a durable development, it is very urgent that educated are under best the conditions of study. Thus education will produce executives which will put at the service country. But what do we notice today? Most of the universities of our dear continent is in prey with continual problems which do not find solutions. HOW TO EXPLAIN It, WHEN IT IS KNOWN THAT ANY PROBLEM A ALWAYS SOLUTIONS.
Be you those which think that to build other universities will be a solution to solve the problems of the existing universities??

October 6, 2008 | 1:48 PM Comments  0 comments

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