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Wealth Curse: The sad story of DR Congo
simonkabz
#11 Posted : Saturday, February 08, 2014 1:15:40 PM
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@rankaz, Congo has a devolved system, with Provincces headed by governers. Corruption means the national wealth is taken by a few. But the chinese are somewhat changing the game, with infrastructure which benefits all, while the white man whines n grinds about human rights n useless democracy.
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Rankaz13
#12 Posted : Saturday, February 08, 2014 7:38:37 PM
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simonkabz wrote:
@rankaz, Congo has a devolved system, with Provincces headed by governers. Corruption means the national wealth is taken by a few. But the chinese are somewhat changing the game, with infrastructure which benefits all, while the white man whines n grinds about human rights n useless democracy.


True, and thanks for the clarification. Ubaya wa ching chong ni kitu kimoja tu: just can't leave the elephants and rhinos alone. It's like the mere thought of ivory is orgazmic Sad Sad

AlJazeera has had these features on DRC that I've really enjoyed, including this one going on right now. Such a beautiful country I must concede.
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murchr
#13 Posted : Saturday, February 08, 2014 8:51:11 PM
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Rankaz13 wrote:
simonkabz wrote:
@rankaz, Congo has a devolved system, with Provincces headed by governers. Corruption means the national wealth is taken by a few. But the chinese are somewhat changing the game, with infrastructure which benefits all, while the white man whines n grinds about human rights n useless democracy.


True, and thanks for the clarification. Ubaya wa ching chong ni kitu kimoja tu: just can't leave the elephants and rhinos alone. It's like the mere thought of ivory is orgazmic Sad Sad

AlJazeera has had these features on DRC that I've really enjoyed, including this one going on right now. Such a beautiful country I must concede.


I wonder why no African leader has the gutts to speak out about th useless job that the UN is doing in DRC and CAR.
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Rankaz13
#14 Posted : Saturday, February 08, 2014 11:19:18 PM
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murchr wrote:
Rankaz13 wrote:
simonkabz wrote:
@rankaz, Congo has a devolved system, with Provincces headed by governers. Corruption means the national wealth is taken by a few. But the chinese are somewhat changing the game, with infrastructure which benefits all, while the white man whines n grinds about human rights n useless democracy.


True, and thanks for the clarification. Ubaya wa ching chong ni kitu kimoja tu: just can't leave the elephants and rhinos alone. It's like the mere thought of ivory is orgazmic Sad Sad

AlJazeera has had these features on DRC that I've really enjoyed, including this one going on right now. Such a beautiful country I must concede.


I wonder why no African leader has the gutts to speak out about th useless job that the UN is doing in DRC and CAR.


I think it's mainly because, much as there's outside interference, a lot of these countries' problems have their roots in governance issues. And as the saying goes, those who live in glass houses...
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african coloner
#15 Posted : Sunday, February 09, 2014 12:11:50 AM
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digitek1 wrote:
DRC citizens ni bongo lala...just gyrating to lingala all night long
reminds me of Ndiis tractor analogy



This country should be divided into three countries, shed a bit of land to Rwanda and Burundi. The natural resources they have should be used to develop whole of Africa. What is the point of Africa producing expensive electricity whereas river Congo can manage to light up whole of Africa? Congo will remain hungry/poor until someone bold enough decides to act.
harrydre
#16 Posted : Sunday, February 09, 2014 11:13:01 AM
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What a video? Daaamn! These African 'leaders'!!
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KulaRaha
#17 Posted : Sunday, February 09, 2014 11:33:27 AM
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murchr wrote:
Rankaz13 wrote:
simonkabz wrote:
@rankaz, Congo has a devolved system, with Provincces headed by governers. Corruption means the national wealth is taken by a few. But the chinese are somewhat changing the game, with infrastructure which benefits all, while the white man whines n grinds about human rights n useless democracy.


True, and thanks for the clarification. Ubaya wa ching chong ni kitu kimoja tu: just can't leave the elephants and rhinos alone. It's like the mere thought of ivory is orgazmic Sad Sad

AlJazeera has had these features on DRC that I've really enjoyed, including this one going on right now. Such a beautiful country I must concede.


I wonder why no African leader has the gutts to speak out about th useless job that the UN is doing in DRC and CAR.


Because there's no African Ruler who can offer any alternative. AU is too busy keeping members out of court/jail.
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Cde Monomotapa
#18 Posted : Sunday, February 09, 2014 11:45:53 AM
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DRC gets invitation to join Afreximbank

The President of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Mr. Joseph Kabila, on 4 February in Kinshasa, received President Jean-Louis Ekra of the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), who paid him a courtesy visit as part of the Bank’s campaign to sensitise African governments about its role and its activities in support of African trade and integration.

Mr. Ekra used the opportunity of the visit to formally invite the Democratic Republic of Congo to join Afreximbank as Member State. Currently, 35 African countries are Member States of the Bank.

http://afreximbank.com/a...Ctotakeupmembership.aspx
harrydre
#19 Posted : Monday, February 10, 2014 2:01:42 AM
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indeed life is not fair Sad

Brazil

Mexico



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Rankaz13
#20 Posted : Monday, February 10, 2014 9:00:56 AM
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harrydre wrote:
indeed life is not fair Sad

Brazil

Mexico





I watched the entire series. Try these ones ujionee:



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