Immigrants Forced to Leave Gabon

Gabon has released 100 of some 500 Cameroonian, Chadian and Central African illegal immigrants detained for 10 months for unlawful mining.  Some of the freed people say they were simple refugees from the CAR.  In Cameroon's border town of Kiossi, thirty of the migrants flushed out of Gabon look tired, hungry and sick.  Twenty-four-year-old Ibrahim Alaman, who says he left his native Chad to look for a job in Gabon, tells VOA that he spent a month in the dispensary of...

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