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The Lobito Corridor Project, backed by the US and EU, should not proceed. It exemplifies the deliberate exploitation of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s 🇨🇩 natural resources and minerals, driven by economic interests. Instead of fostering sustainable development and fair trade, projects like this deepen inequality and perpetuate exploitation.... show more

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No Americans or Europeans sit in African parliaments. Africans elect thieir own reps, who then turn around and enslave them. Look at Kenya, for a bowl of soup, their elected leaders ceeded all their power to a president, who then sold Kenya to himself

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Sad…the west/europe will NEVER have African best interest in mind. They dangle a carrot for you to eat while they feast on YOUR full course meal. They do not like or respect blacks/Africans PERIOD. They tolerate you for your resources. Many videos on X backs this up too!

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But African leaders can't figure this out, why being nice to Africa only when China decides to invest in it 🤔 🙄.

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Its time for Congo to have its own Gen Tchiani or Capitaine Traore to stop this hemorrhage of resources to the West,sadly Felix is a week leader,he is too pro West for his own good,too neo Liberal to stop the exploitation.Paul Kagame and M7 continue to take advantage of him.

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Stop them! Get them out!

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BiBi Biden,he about to pass away Trump is going first tho

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If you're not at the table you are on the menu! These european meetings without african countries at the table must end, and except no more western or european shipments of garbage into your country.

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Things has to change

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The kind of fools that are in power in Africa are the greatest of all time.

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The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is facing a crisis due to the exploitation of its rich mineral resources. The country is plagued by child slavery, deadly conflicts, and corruption, which are all fueled by the quest to feed megacompanies with minerals. The situation has thrown 99% of the over 89 million people in this fourth most populous country on the planet into a perpetual state of sorrow, tears, and blood. Uncountable genocides have also been reported in the country, allegedly over its massive natural resource. Your comments on this ...

African Hub

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Lord Bebo

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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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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with the President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Felix Tshisekedi. The two leaders announced that Israel will open an embassy in Kinshasa, and DRC will move its embassy to Jerusalem.

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Prime Minister of Israel

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صندوق أبوظبي للتنمية

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The Democratic Republic of Congo #DRC🇨🇩 has sent Washington a shortlist of state-owned assets - including manganese, copper-cobalt, gold and lithium projects - for U.S. investors to consider as part of a minerals partnership. The list, delivered to United States officials last week, represents Washington's most tangible progress in converting peace and investment deals with Congo into influence over the country's critical-minerals supply chain. Source: Reuters.

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Kennedy Wandera

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Patriots, Welcome to the richest country of the Republic of Balochistan !! This generation may be fortunate enough to witness a historic transformation: the gradual end of of terrorist state of Pakistan what many Baloch regard as an artificial and exploitative state structure in Pakistan. The world is watching what appears to be the slow-motion unraveling of an occupying system that has illegally dominated the Republic of Balochistan for nearly eight decades. The Republic of Balochistan has made a decisive choice: the wealth and resources of Balochistan can no longer be treated as an endless supply line for Pakistan’s economy. For generations, the Baloch people have watched their land’s immense natural wealth including resources worth potentially trillions of dollars leave their homeland while the benefits have flowed elsewhere in Punjab and Islamabad. That chapter, they say, must come to an end. Balochistan’s energy and natural resources are not merely commodities; they are the foundation of its economic future. If the flow of those resources is disrupted, Pakistan’s industrial heartland particularly Punjab and the Islamabad-centered economic system could collapse. And when an economy begins to lose its industrial strength and revenue base, the ability of the military establishment to sustain its vast political and security machinery also comes under increasing strain. But this is not simply a story about what Balochistan may withhold. It is also a story about what Balochistan can offer the world. With its vast natural resources, strategic location, long coastline, energy potential, and enormous possibilities for trade and connectivity, an economically empowered Balochistan could become an important regional economic hub. The world needs Balochistan not only for its resources, but for trade, investment, connectivity, energy, infrastructure, technology, and long-term economic partnerships. The message is clear: Balochistan does not seek aid. Balochistan seeks partnership.

Patriots, Welcome to the richest country of the Republic of Balochistan !! This generation may be fortunate enough to witness a historic transformation: the gradual end of of terrorist state of Pakistan what many Baloch regard as an artificial and exploitative state structure in Pakistan. The world is watching what appears to be the slow-motion unraveling of an occupying system that has illegally dominated the Republic of Balochistan for nearly eight decades. The Republic of Balochistan has made a decisive choice: the wealth and resources of Balochistan can no longer be treated as an endless supply line for Pakistan’s economy. For generations, the Baloch people have watched their land’s immense natural wealth including resources worth potentially trillions of dollars leave their homeland while the benefits have flowed elsewhere in Punjab and Islamabad. That chapter, they say, must come to an end. Balochistan’s energy and natural resources are not merely commodities; they are the foundation of its economic future. If the flow of those resources is disrupted, Pakistan’s industrial heartland particularly Punjab and the Islamabad-centered economic system could collapse. And when an economy begins to lose its industrial strength and revenue base, the ability of the military establishment to sustain its vast political and security machinery also comes under increasing strain. But this is not simply a story about what Balochistan may withhold. It is also a story about what Balochistan can offer the world. With its vast natural resources, strategic location, long coastline, energy potential, and enormous possibilities for trade and connectivity, an economically empowered Balochistan could become an important regional economic hub. The world needs Balochistan not only for its resources, but for trade, investment, connectivity, energy, infrastructure, technology, and long-term economic partnerships. The message is clear: Balochistan does not seek aid. Balochistan seeks partnership.

Mir Yar Baloch

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