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About 20 officials have been held in police custody as part of an anti-corruption investigation, including the spokesman of the Gabonese presidency, Ike Ngouoni. However, some are of the view that this procedure may be more of a witch hunt than an anti graft move.
Activist Marc Ona Essangui gives his views.
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