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Public Transport: CNT Promises 15 Lines, Affordable Fares, and Wi-Fi on Board Its Buses
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My dear Gayo, when it is the same people who are not accountable to anyone who manages the affairs of the state, it is quite normal. In principle urban transport should be managed by the Town Hall of Libreville and transport outside the Grand Libreville by private companies like the others. Interview? I think they do not know what these amateurs of all time are. It is only to look at the roads built by the European Union that all our successive …
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