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Gabon in is trouble for unpaid wages with business moguls on the heels of the government. How much is the money and what was it for. The country is mired in a series of political and economic scandals ahead of presidential elections scheduled for next month.
Robert Kodingo and Hannane Ferdjani takes on Jean Jacques Francis Evouna in Libreville with the situation in the country.
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