Gabon's new military leader says he plans to maintain relations with France, despite Paris condemning the coup there two weeks ago. The junta-appointed Prime Minister Raymond Ndong Sima says there is a need to maintain the link because of the French investors involved in the country's mining and oil industries. 

Guest(Studio): Nixon Kathembo - Channel Africa Producer and Africa Affairs Analyst 

Guest(Texas via Zoom): Professor Toyin Falola - Professor of History at the University of Texas

Guest(Gabon): Lyonel Bonbon –Gabonese politician

Gabon's new military leader says he plans to maintain relations with France, despite Paris condemning the coup there two weeks ago. The junta-appointed Prime Minister Raymond Ndong Sima says there is a need to maintain the link because of the French investors involved in the country's mining and oil industries. 
Guest(Studio): Nixon Kathembo - Channel Africa Producer and Africa Affairs Analyst 
Guest(Texas via Zoom): Professor Toyin Falola - Professor of History at the University of Texas
Guest(Gabon): Lyonel Bonbon – Gabonese politician

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