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Not to mention the development consultancy industry. A lot of what is given as “aid” never leaves the donor country because it pays inflated salaries or fees to nationals who act as middle men. Add to this offloading agricultural surplus as food aid instead of strengthening local food systems.
February 3, 2025 at 3:09 PM
Not to mention the development consultancy industry. A lot of what is given as “aid” never leaves the donor country because it pays inflated salaries or fees to nationals who act as middle men. Add to this offloading agricultural surplus as food aid instead of strengthening local food systems.
Reposted by Gracia Kabanga
Western countries have long used creative accounting to mask all kinds of things as foreign aid. The largest recipients of US aid have been Israel and Egypt - a lot of which is military assistance - and starting recently Ukraine tops the list. “Aid” is not (just) digging wells in African villages.
February 3, 2025 at 3:09 PM
Western countries have long used creative accounting to mask all kinds of things as foreign aid. The largest recipients of US aid have been Israel and Egypt - a lot of which is military assistance - and starting recently Ukraine tops the list. “Aid” is not (just) digging wells in African villages.
Flabbergasted 🤯
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"In an exclusive interview with CNN on Monday, #Kagame was asked if there were any Rwandan troops inside the #DRC .
I don’t know, Kagame said "
I dont know...
No need to find another confession.
"In an exclusive interview with CNN on Monday, #Kagame was asked if there were any Rwandan troops inside the #DRC .
I don’t know, Kagame said "
I dont know...
No need to find another confession.
Rwanda’s president says he doesn’t know if his country’s troops are in DRC | CNN
Rwandan President Paul Kagame has told CNN he doesn’t know if his country’s troops are in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where fighting between the M23 armed group and Congolese s...
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February 3, 2025 at 10:10 PM
Flabbergasted 🤯
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I wish you a year of mischief.
I wish you a year of thought.
I wish you a year of uncalculated fun.
I wish you a year of constructive disobedience.
I wish you a year of deliberate choices.
May you be halfway to heaven before the Devil knows you’re dead.
I wish you a year of thought.
I wish you a year of uncalculated fun.
I wish you a year of constructive disobedience.
I wish you a year of deliberate choices.
May you be halfway to heaven before the Devil knows you’re dead.
January 1, 2025 at 4:34 AM
I wish you a year of mischief.
I wish you a year of thought.
I wish you a year of uncalculated fun.
I wish you a year of constructive disobedience.
I wish you a year of deliberate choices.
May you be halfway to heaven before the Devil knows you’re dead.
I wish you a year of thought.
I wish you a year of uncalculated fun.
I wish you a year of constructive disobedience.
I wish you a year of deliberate choices.
May you be halfway to heaven before the Devil knows you’re dead.
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This seems like an overreaction, to put it mildly. An outbreak in an isolated area of rural DRC does not put travelers from Addis, Nairobi, or Johannesburg to Hong Kong at risk.
Hong Kong tightens airport health checks for all flights arriving from African transit hubs amid DR Congo mystery disease outbreak
Hong Kong tightens airport health checks amid Congo mystery disease outbreak
The unknown disease has left 79 dead and more than 300 infected in the Democratic Republic of the Congo since late October.
www.scmp.com
December 6, 2024 at 4:24 PM
This seems like an overreaction, to put it mildly. An outbreak in an isolated area of rural DRC does not put travelers from Addis, Nairobi, or Johannesburg to Hong Kong at risk.
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Incredible! Mountain collapse in Katanga, DR Congo, reveals massive quantities of copper. Nothing good will come of it
Mountain collapses in DR Congo revealing tonnes of copper
Video shows a mountain collapsing in Katanga, DR Congo, revealing massive quantities of copper.
www.aljazeera.com
November 17, 2024 at 10:53 AM
Incredible! Mountain collapse in Katanga, DR Congo, reveals massive quantities of copper. Nothing good will come of it