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Minister of Communication and spokesman for Gabon, Alain Claude Bilie By Nze, has said opponents who do not recognize the authorities in place will not have access to state media.
Claude Bilie By Nze was speaking after a visit to the national television on Monday (August 28th).
And when interviewed again by another radio station, he reiterated the same remarks which are now generating controversy in Gabon.
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