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Gabonese Prime Minister Emmanuel Issoset Ngondet speaks of proposed amnesty to 400 post election prisoners,
responds to allegations of discrimination and media censorship against opposition in the country.
Our Correspondent caught up with Mr NGONDET in a press interview in Libreville where the prime minister
discussed these and more on the general political situation in Gabon.
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