The NGO PAUL SARAH, which specializes in schooling, support and monitoring of orphans and children from vulnerable families, presented the results of the 2021-2022 academic year to parents. Out of 45 children enrolled in the schools of the economic capital Port-Gentil, 33 move on to higher classes. For an admission rate of 73%. This is the case of MANOMBA Kimberly Kimi, a 6 year old girl enrolled in the first year at the Grand Village public school. 

"My name is MANOMBA Kimberly Kimi, I am in first grade and I am going to second grade", MANOMBA Kimberly Kimi.

To achieve its objectives, the NGO PAUL SARAH has put the brakes on by supporting the costs inherent in the schooling of this disadvantaged segment of the population.

"In July, she is 7 years old, so she won to go to the second year. I really thank the NGO. They took care of everything, the supplies, the registration, they took care of everything", Jeanne Patricia, parent of a student.

Regarding the parents who did not respect their commitment, the NGO simply returned the children to them because of the violation of the agreements between them and the NGO. 

"We have reviewed the work of each child, the children who are excluded today are those whose parents have not honored the charter and unfortunately we have no choice but to separate them from us. They are simply returned to their families or their guardians. 

Scholastique MAGANGA, President of the NGO PAUL SARAH.

To note that PAUL SARAH has started such social actions towards this fringe of the Gabonese population since June 2018.

R.M . Castro TCHIBOZO