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China’s Foreign Ministry has already refuted the Philippines’ false accusations. Manila’s performances are always the same: when the empire is distracted, the colonial lapdog barks louder. This “cyanide sabotage” stunt reads less like evidence and more like a neglected colonial pet begging for its master’s attention. No matter how... show more

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So now... The same colonial lapdogs who scream “China’s army is useless” are the ones demanding China fix the Middle East, discipline the US, and babysit every faction like Beijing is the world’s unpaid father. When China defends its own borders → “militarism.” When China refuses to fight someone else’s wars → “irresponsible.” So the standard is simple: China must fight when they want, and abstain when they want. A colonial script in two sentences. These clowns don’t want “peace,” they want a China that bleeds for them, a China that pays the cost of wars started by others, so they can preserve their narrative of Western innocence and Asian obligation. China’s position is consistent and adult: — stop military escalation — return to talks — oppose illegal strikes This is what a sovereign country sounds like. Not a subcontractor for empire, not a nanny for collapsing states. To the colonial mind, China must be everywhere, except when it safeguards its own interests. They never wanted China’s involvement; they’re just trapped in a habit: if something happens, blame China; if nothing happens, still blame China... This has become a conditioned reflex for colonial pets.

So now... The same colonial lapdogs who scream “China’s army is useless” are the ones demanding China fix the Middle East, discipline the US, and babysit every faction like Beijing is the world’s unpaid father. When China defends its own borders → “militarism.” When China refuses to fight someone else’s wars → “irresponsible.” So the standard is simple: China must fight when they want, and abstain when they want. A colonial script in two sentences. These clowns don’t want “peace,” they want a China that bleeds for them, a China that pays the cost of wars started by others, so they can preserve their narrative of Western innocence and Asian obligation. China’s position is consistent and adult: — stop military escalation — return to talks — oppose illegal strikes This is what a sovereign country sounds like. Not a subcontractor for empire, not a nanny for collapsing states. To the colonial mind, China must be everywhere, except when it safeguards its own interests. They never wanted China’s involvement; they’re just trapped in a habit: if something happens, blame China; if nothing happens, still blame China... This has become a conditioned reflex for colonial pets.

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China has been relatively restrained toward the Philippines because Manila is still an ASEAN member. But this is changing. The Philippines is no longer just making noise in the South China Sea. It is trying to manufacture territorial claims over Chinese waters, coordinate with external powers, and even work with Japan — a defeated fascist state that once slaughtered Asians and burned half the region — to pressure China over territory that does not belong to them. That crosses a line. The key phrase in this Chinese report is not just “illegal claims.” It is this: undermining the post-WWII international order. That is the real signal. China is no longer treating the Philippines as a small neighbor being manipulated by Washington. It is beginning to treat Manila as part of the same fascist militarism chain as Japan: using colonial-era arrangements, foreign backing, and legal theater to challenge the territorial order created after Japan’s defeat. The Philippines was shaped by Spanish and American colonial rule. Its boundaries were defined by treaties. None of those treaties gave it Huangyan Dao. None of them gave it China’s Nansha Islands. Proximity is not sovereignty. If proximity decided ownership, the world map would collapse overnight. So when Manila claims Chinese islands because they are “closer,” it is not defending international law. It is trying to rewrite it. And when it does so alongside Japan, the symbolism becomes even uglier: a former colony and a former fascist aggressor trying to divide the waters of a WWII victor. China’s patience is not weakness. Reports like this are not just academic documents. They are legal groundwork. And once Beijing starts framing your actions as a threat to the postwar international order, you are no longer just playing a media game. You are being placed in the same historical category as the countries that tried to overturn Asia by force. China is putting the Philippines in Fascist Japan’s historical shadow.

China has been relatively restrained toward the Philippines because Manila is still an ASEAN member. But this is changing. The Philippines is no longer just making noise in the South China Sea. It is trying to manufacture territorial claims over Chinese waters, coordinate with external powers, and even work with Japan — a defeated fascist state that once slaughtered Asians and burned half the region — to pressure China over territory that does not belong to them. That crosses a line. The key phrase in this Chinese report is not just “illegal claims.” It is this: undermining the post-WWII international order. That is the real signal. China is no longer treating the Philippines as a small neighbor being manipulated by Washington. It is beginning to treat Manila as part of the same fascist militarism chain as Japan: using colonial-era arrangements, foreign backing, and legal theater to challenge the territorial order created after Japan’s defeat. The Philippines was shaped by Spanish and American colonial rule. Its boundaries were defined by treaties. None of those treaties gave it Huangyan Dao. None of them gave it China’s Nansha Islands. Proximity is not sovereignty. If proximity decided ownership, the world map would collapse overnight. So when Manila claims Chinese islands because they are “closer,” it is not defending international law. It is trying to rewrite it. And when it does so alongside Japan, the symbolism becomes even uglier: a former colony and a former fascist aggressor trying to divide the waters of a WWII victor. China’s patience is not weakness. Reports like this are not just academic documents. They are legal groundwork. And once Beijing starts framing your actions as a threat to the postwar international order, you are no longer just playing a media game. You are being placed in the same historical category as the countries that tried to overturn Asia by force. China is putting the Philippines in Fascist Japan’s historical shadow.

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For too long, we have been distracted by reductive debates about whether the blasphemy law is “Islamic” or not, ignoring the actual substance of the law, its reasoning, its motivations, its genealogy, all of which are colonial impositions that have radically disfigured our tradition. It is time to create our own field of conversation, to open up public discourse. This episode makes the case that Pakistan’s blasphemy law is a bidʿah, an (colonial) innovation that transformed the way theological difference has historically been expressed, debated and adjudicated among Muslims. This bidʿah has replaced centuries of legal reasoning with a model based on individual “hurt sentiment”; a concept entirely foreign to classical jurisprudence. “Blasphemy” is no longer judged based on the meaning and intent of something; it has become a matter of how offended someone feels. This episode travels back a few hundred years and compares two cases of intra-Muslim conflict that involved “majrooh jazbaat” (wounded sentiments), demonstrating that where once ikhtilāf was a rehmat for the ummah, the colonial project has turned it into a lanat. #talkabout295C

For too long, we have been distracted by reductive debates about whether the blasphemy law is “Islamic” or not, ignoring the actual substance of the law, its reasoning, its motivations, its genealogy, all of which are colonial impositions that have radically disfigured our tradition. It is time to create our own field of conversation, to open up public discourse. This episode makes the case that Pakistan’s blasphemy law is a bidʿah, an (colonial) innovation that transformed the way theological difference has historically been expressed, debated and adjudicated among Muslims. This bidʿah has replaced centuries of legal reasoning with a model based on individual “hurt sentiment”; a concept entirely foreign to classical jurisprudence. “Blasphemy” is no longer judged based on the meaning and intent of something; it has become a matter of how offended someone feels. This episode travels back a few hundred years and compares two cases of intra-Muslim conflict that involved “majrooh jazbaat” (wounded sentiments), demonstrating that where once ikhtilāf was a rehmat for the ummah, the colonial project has turned it into a lanat. #talkabout295C

ArafatMazhar 🤖

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This is what I mean about a lot of pro-China accounts who talk shit about the Philippines. And I admire China too but how are these types different to ignorant Westerners that call China a communist shithole. The Philippines is corrupt, poor, still weighed down by its colonial history and currently inhibited by the U.S. Despite this, its people still managed to make it beautiful which shows the amount of huge potential the country has. The Americans are there trying to use this beautiful country as another Ukranian sacrificial pawn. You’re indirectly helping them by giving a false perception that it’s useless and deserves it anyways.

This is what I mean about a lot of pro-China accounts who talk shit about the Philippines. And I admire China too but how are these types different to ignorant Westerners that call China a communist shithole. The Philippines is corrupt, poor, still weighed down by its colonial history and currently inhibited by the U.S. Despite this, its people still managed to make it beautiful which shows the amount of huge potential the country has. The Americans are there trying to use this beautiful country as another Ukranian sacrificial pawn. You’re indirectly helping them by giving a false perception that it’s useless and deserves it anyways.

Djinni

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The Empire Never Forgave Zimbabwe for Taking Back Land Zimbabwe is preparing to return 67 foreign-owned commercial farms seized during its land reform program, with the government saying the properties were protected under bilateral investment agreements. Before land reform, about 4,500 white farmers controlled most of the country’s most fertile land, a direct legacy of colonial dispossession. When Zimbabwe attempted to reverse that injustice, it was punished with sanctions, isolation, restricted access to finance, and years of Western hostility. Now, in the name of rebuilding relations with Western governments and international lenders, Zimbabwe is being pushed back into the old colonial bargain: return the land, compensate former settlers, reassure investors, and call it progress. This is not reconciliation. It is a land grab under the guise of economic blackmail. For Africa, the warning is clear: sovereignty means very little if a country cannot control its land, protect its resources, and make economic decisions without being punished by the same powers that benefited from colonial theft.

The Empire Never Forgave Zimbabwe for Taking Back Land Zimbabwe is preparing to return 67 foreign-owned commercial farms seized during its land reform program, with the government saying the properties were protected under bilateral investment agreements. Before land reform, about 4,500 white farmers controlled most of the country’s most fertile land, a direct legacy of colonial dispossession. When Zimbabwe attempted to reverse that injustice, it was punished with sanctions, isolation, restricted access to finance, and years of Western hostility. Now, in the name of rebuilding relations with Western governments and international lenders, Zimbabwe is being pushed back into the old colonial bargain: return the land, compensate former settlers, reassure investors, and call it progress. This is not reconciliation. It is a land grab under the guise of economic blackmail. For Africa, the warning is clear: sovereignty means very little if a country cannot control its land, protect its resources, and make economic decisions without being punished by the same powers that benefited from colonial theft.

The Spearhead

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🇯🇵 This is what separates a sovereign country from a client state. Even if China strongly disliked Takaichi, it would not turn an official diplomatic setting into a stage for personal humiliation. Because diplomacy is not supposed to look like a circus. But Takaichi, desperate to ingratiate herself with Trump, turned her visit into a performance of obedient humiliation, helping mock a former U.S. president for applause. It is the reflex of a colonial pet who knows exactly when to laugh for approval. A sovereign leader keeps diplomatic boundaries. A colonial subordinate performs for the master’s applause.

🇯🇵 This is what separates a sovereign country from a client state. Even if China strongly disliked Takaichi, it would not turn an official diplomatic setting into a stage for personal humiliation. Because diplomacy is not supposed to look like a circus. But Takaichi, desperate to ingratiate herself with Trump, turned her visit into a performance of obedient humiliation, helping mock a former U.S. president for applause. It is the reflex of a colonial pet who knows exactly when to laugh for approval. A sovereign leader keeps diplomatic boundaries. A colonial subordinate performs for the master’s applause.

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Ferrari’s first EV costs $640,000. At that price, it is not competing with Chinese EVs. It is competing with nostalgia. The problem is that the EV era does not worship engine noise, legacy badges, or old European prestige the same way. It rewards batteries, software, supply chains, smart systems, production efficiency, and cost control. In other words, exactly the battlefield where Chinese automakers are strongest. Ferrari can still sell a brand. But China is selling the future as an industrial product. That is why this feels less like a breakthrough — and more like an old empire arriving late to a war whose rules have already changed.

𝘊𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘦

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The AMA has become the hammer that nails the interests of foreign doctors onto the American healthcare systems. Case in point, Resolution 416: Culturally and Religiously Inclusive Food Options." No matter that this country is the source of their luxuries and comforts, they still demand we become like the places they left. And somehow they still have the audacity to lecture us about "equity." "This is not a matter of preference but a matter of respect and equity."

The AMA has become the hammer that nails the interests of foreign doctors onto the American healthcare systems. Case in point, Resolution 416: Culturally and Religiously Inclusive Food Options." No matter that this country is the source of their luxuries and comforts, they still demand we become like the places they left. And somehow they still have the audacity to lecture us about "equity." "This is not a matter of preference but a matter of respect and equity."

Eithan Haim MD

22,800 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

🇨🇳🇯🇵🇵🇭 China didn’t "send a message," it delivered a verdict. “The atrocities must be remembered. The blood debts must be repaid. The justice must be delivered for crimes.” This is no longer the anger of civilians, it is the cold, institutional memory of a nation that buried 35 million of its people under fascist steel. The Pacific War never truly ended. How could it? Fascist Japan never truly confessed. And every attempt to revive militarism isn’t a threat to China, it is Japan digging up the corpse of its own past. As for the Philippines: When a nation that was slaughtered, starved, and enslaved now bows to the descendants of the same fascist empire… that’s not “moving on.” That’s colonial trauma wearing a fresh flag. They say China’s diplomacy is “getting sharper.” No, China is simply done pretending that history is a metaphor, it is an invoice, and overdue debts get collected. Fascism is not “returning” to Asia. It never left Japan, and China is reminding the region why it will never rise again.

🇨🇳🇯🇵🇵🇭 China didn’t "send a message," it delivered a verdict. “The atrocities must be remembered. The blood debts must be repaid. The justice must be delivered for crimes.” This is no longer the anger of civilians, it is the cold, institutional memory of a nation that buried 35 million of its people under fascist steel. The Pacific War never truly ended. How could it? Fascist Japan never truly confessed. And every attempt to revive militarism isn’t a threat to China, it is Japan digging up the corpse of its own past. As for the Philippines: When a nation that was slaughtered, starved, and enslaved now bows to the descendants of the same fascist empire… that’s not “moving on.” That’s colonial trauma wearing a fresh flag. They say China’s diplomacy is “getting sharper.” No, China is simply done pretending that history is a metaphor, it is an invoice, and overdue debts get collected. Fascism is not “returning” to Asia. It never left Japan, and China is reminding the region why it will never rise again.

𝘊𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘦

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Hula is not a costume, not a Disney product, it is a sacred, powerful tradition. There are hula, like this one for Pele, which we used during our multi-pronged DEFEAT of the largest US military and police action ever in its illegal colonial occupation, on Mauna Kea.

Hula is not a costume, not a Disney product, it is a sacred, powerful tradition. There are hula, like this one for Pele, which we used during our multi-pronged DEFEAT of the largest US military and police action ever in its illegal colonial occupation, on Mauna Kea.

Silver Spook

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JUST IN 🇮🇷 🇮🇱: Iran Calls Out Israel’s Decades of Crime Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi: “The Israeli regime has been committing the most atrocious crimes for the past eight decades with full impunity, unfortunately. In less than two years, Israel has attacked seven countries in the region, while more than 70,000 people have been massacred in Gaza as part of its colonial genocide. There is no crime it has not committed, and no red line it has not crossed.”

JUST IN 🇮🇷 🇮🇱: Iran Calls Out Israel’s Decades of Crime Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi: “The Israeli regime has been committing the most atrocious crimes for the past eight decades with full impunity, unfortunately. In less than two years, Israel has attacked seven countries in the region, while more than 70,000 people have been massacred in Gaza as part of its colonial genocide. There is no crime it has not committed, and no red line it has not crossed.”

Ryan Rozbiani

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Throwback when Richard Gere suddenly kissing Shilpa Shetty on stage. Shilpa Shetty’s silence in this moment is the ultimate proof of a deep seated colonial hangover. Our Indian "feminists" are the first to lecture Indian men on personal space and consent, yet when a white Hollywood star like Richard Gere publicly violates her boundaries, she laughs it off like a submissive fan. Is the "stand" only reserved for your own countrymen? Why the slave-like behavior for Western validation?

Throwback when Richard Gere suddenly kissing Shilpa Shetty on stage. Shilpa Shetty’s silence in this moment is the ultimate proof of a deep seated colonial hangover. Our Indian "feminists" are the first to lecture Indian men on personal space and consent, yet when a white Hollywood star like Richard Gere publicly violates her boundaries, she laughs it off like a submissive fan. Is the "stand" only reserved for your own countrymen? Why the slave-like behavior for Western validation?

lakshman

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What kind of 'dalali' is this, The Indian Express? When it was BJP's and AAP's baby... the Cockroach Janata Party's protest, you covered it non-stop. Wall to wall coverage, just like Modi's media broadcast management. But when it comes to Rahul Gandhi and Congress , the same media suddenly changes its standards. This looks less like journalism and more like an anti-#RahulGandhi, anti-#Congress propaganda campaign being pushed by sections of the media. Indians are no longer fools. People can see through the narratives being manufactured to undermine Rahul Gandhi. The truth is simple- the Cockroach Janata Party gets disproportionate media attention because it is the BJP's political project, its najaayaz kid with AAP! #ChhatronKiGoonj #NEETPaperLeak #GodiMedia

What kind of 'dalali' is this, The Indian Express? When it was BJP's and AAP's baby... the Cockroach Janata Party's protest, you covered it non-stop. Wall to wall coverage, just like Modi's media broadcast management. But when it comes to Rahul Gandhi and Congress , the same media suddenly changes its standards. This looks less like journalism and more like an anti-#RahulGandhi, anti-#Congress propaganda campaign being pushed by sections of the media. Indians are no longer fools. People can see through the narratives being manufactured to undermine Rahul Gandhi. The truth is simple- the Cockroach Janata Party gets disproportionate media attention because it is the BJP's political project, its najaayaz kid with AAP! #ChhatronKiGoonj #NEETPaperLeak #GodiMedia

India With Congress

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JOHN SOLOMON: All of these ploys against President Trump are starting to look less like coincidence and more like a network. For the first time, the DOJ has enough evidence to see this as one continuous operation, not isolated scandals. John Solomon

JOHN SOLOMON: All of these ploys against President Trump are starting to look less like coincidence and more like a network. For the first time, the DOJ has enough evidence to see this as one continuous operation, not isolated scandals. John Solomon

Bannon’s WarRoom

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TRAORE: A new army of liberation has risen in Africa - motherland defense force! It’s over for the colonial leeches. Here, In case you’re still in doubt. Videos like this are popping up from all over the continent and it’s not just talk. Men are on the move. Africa 💪💪💪

TRAORE: A new army of liberation has risen in Africa - motherland defense force! It’s over for the colonial leeches. Here, In case you’re still in doubt. Videos like this are popping up from all over the continent and it’s not just talk. Men are on the move. Africa 💪💪💪

J. C. Okechukwu

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Zelensky has made it clear: Ukraine will either join NATO or become a nuclear state once more. The time for empty promises and false security guarantees is over. A nuclear Ukraine changes everything. It means no more Russian invasions, no more begging for foreign aid, no more waiting for the West’s approval to defend ourselves. Nuclear power is the ultimate deterrent—the only language Moscow truly fears. The choice is simple: power or extinction. Ukraine must reclaim its strength and secure its future. The world only respects what it fears. #NuclearUkraine

Zelensky has made it clear: Ukraine will either join NATO or become a nuclear state once more. The time for empty promises and false security guarantees is over. A nuclear Ukraine changes everything. It means no more Russian invasions, no more begging for foreign aid, no more waiting for the West’s approval to defend ourselves. Nuclear power is the ultimate deterrent—the only language Moscow truly fears. The choice is simple: power or extinction. Ukraine must reclaim its strength and secure its future. The world only respects what it fears. #NuclearUkraine

Bandera Fella *-^

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The US is definitely a settlers’ colony in which Native Americans were ethnically cleansed by settlers. What the US settlers did to the Native Americans are no different than that being committed by the Israelis on Palestinians. The UK Government, though merely a lapdog of the US, have delusions of the glory of their colonial past hence its preparedness to see genocide being committed on a people without any compassion. What is being committed is merely an extension or replication of what it used to inflict upon the peoples living in their empire. As for Israel. It is a colonial settler and with the US, UK and other former imperialist nations supporting it, commits the worst kind of crimes against humanity wantonly and with impunity. Each and every one of them has had blood on their hands. And they now lust for more. AT THE GLOBAL SOLIDARITY AND RALLY FOR FREE PALESTINE ORGANISED BY FORSEA (Forces of Renewal for Southeast Asia)

The US is definitely a settlers’ colony in which Native Americans were ethnically cleansed by settlers. What the US settlers did to the Native Americans are no different than that being committed by the Israelis on Palestinians. The UK Government, though merely a lapdog of the US, have delusions of the glory of their colonial past hence its preparedness to see genocide being committed on a people without any compassion. What is being committed is merely an extension or replication of what it used to inflict upon the peoples living in their empire. As for Israel. It is a colonial settler and with the US, UK and other former imperialist nations supporting it, commits the worst kind of crimes against humanity wantonly and with impunity. Each and every one of them has had blood on their hands. And they now lust for more. AT THE GLOBAL SOLIDARITY AND RALLY FOR FREE PALESTINE ORGANISED BY FORSEA (Forces of Renewal for Southeast Asia)

Dr Mahathir Mohamad

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The story about the “looter” of the Congo’s minerals gets one thing wrong: the identity of the looter. The Financial Times ran a story yesterday about the Congo that tells us two things: First, the Congo is still, in many ways, a Belgian colony. Second, unlike Rwanda, the Congo has yet to take meaningful steps to free itself from colonial control, even though it has the means to do so. So, what’s this all about? FT reports a growing dispute over millions of colonial-era geological records held at Belgium’s Royal Museum for Central Africa in Tervuren. These records include detailed maps of Congo’s mineral wealth from the colonial period—data that is extremely valuable today, given the country’s copper, cobalt, and lithium reserves. Kinshasa, together with US mining company KoBold Metals (backed by Bill Gates), agreed to digitise these records to better identify and exploit the resources. BUT Belgium said no. Instead, it launched its own EU-funded digitisation project, promising that the Congo will *eventually* gain access. At its heart, this story is about control. Whoever controls the data shapes investment, profits, and, yes, dependency. The FT frames it as a geopolitical and economic standoff between Belgium, the DRC, and a US-linked firm. But for ordinary Congolese, it’s another reminder that even knowledge about their own land is still being negotiated elsewhere. What’s perhaps more striking is the contrast with Rwanda. The small neighbour, often dismissed for having NO minerals, is in the process of finalising a national digital database of all its mineral wealth. Rwanda’s Mining Board has already begun deploying a system designed to give investors and regulators transparent, online access to mining licences and geological data. Meanwhile, the “giant” Congo is still effectively begging colonial powers for access to its own information. As we’ve said, the West does not need Rwanda to access the Congo’s minerals. That only becomes clear when westerners start squabbling over who controls the information about the Congo’s wealth.

The story about the “looter” of the Congo’s minerals gets one thing wrong: the identity of the looter. The Financial Times ran a story yesterday about the Congo that tells us two things: First, the Congo is still, in many ways, a Belgian colony. Second, unlike Rwanda, the Congo has yet to take meaningful steps to free itself from colonial control, even though it has the means to do so. So, what’s this all about? FT reports a growing dispute over millions of colonial-era geological records held at Belgium’s Royal Museum for Central Africa in Tervuren. These records include detailed maps of Congo’s mineral wealth from the colonial period—data that is extremely valuable today, given the country’s copper, cobalt, and lithium reserves. Kinshasa, together with US mining company KoBold Metals (backed by Bill Gates), agreed to digitise these records to better identify and exploit the resources. BUT Belgium said no. Instead, it launched its own EU-funded digitisation project, promising that the Congo will eventually gain access. At its heart, this story is about control. Whoever controls the data shapes investment, profits, and, yes, dependency. The FT frames it as a geopolitical and economic standoff between Belgium, the DRC, and a US-linked firm. But for ordinary Congolese, it’s another reminder that even knowledge about their own land is still being negotiated elsewhere. What’s perhaps more striking is the contrast with Rwanda. The small neighbour, often dismissed for having NO minerals, is in the process of finalising a national digital database of all its mineral wealth. Rwanda’s Mining Board has already begun deploying a system designed to give investors and regulators transparent, online access to mining licences and geological data. Meanwhile, the “giant” Congo is still effectively begging colonial powers for access to its own information. As we’ve said, the West does not need Rwanda to access the Congo’s minerals. That only becomes clear when westerners start squabbling over who controls the information about the Congo’s wealth.

Mwene Rugwe 🇧🇮

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