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[republicofthecongobillionaire]

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[congobillionaire]

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[kimludcom]

Dressing like Millionaires in Poverty - The Dandies of Congo

Dressing like Millionaires in Poverty - The Dandies of Congo

[harryforguccy]

What’s even more insane is Anne liking comments underneath her calling Harry daddy

I personally haven’t seen any of that( I’m not going to look for it and in the most respectful way I don’t care about his family or keep up with them) but I’m finding it so insane how this has spun into checking off who on Harry’s inner circle is either pro Palestine and Israel and how that should be a reflection of him when he himself hasn’t said anything

[raamitsu]

the fact that we got millionaires, billionaires among us but almost none of them ever made a move to aid the people who are facing genocide each day. how the fuck did you gain those wealth but not spend them on a huge cause like what is currently happening in Palestine, Sudan and Congo??? how selfish and greedy.

you don't have to go back in time to experience the ATROCITY our ancestors have to face FOR YOU TO START TO CARE ABOUT THE GENOCIDE that our brothers and sisters in Palestine, Sudan and Congo have to experience throughout their daily life, FOR FUCK SAKE 👏🏼 feel enraged and use what we have learned from our dark history to help them! It's really not that hard.

May God forgives us all.

[gladiolidiaries]

https://www.tumblr.com/gossipnotfound/730122418246565888/i-dont-know-if-you-follow-quackity-on-instagram?source=share

I haven't checked but this wouldn't surprise me at all if it were true. Q clearly takes himself very seriously, evident in the way he talks about his content, community, etc.

Throwback to his apology for the Aypierre situation where he said the QSMP was (paraphrasing) "an international landscape for creators" lmfao, or his private tweet about not liking people who "discredit" his "work". My brother in christ you run a Minecraft roleplay server, not a UN humanitarian aid mission to the Congo or something. You're a millionaire who plays video games for a living, just like all these other people.

LMAOO

[askthearthurnoir]

Laughing my lmao (laughing my ass off) ass off! You're only a millionaire? I thought for sure you were a billionaire. No wonder you didn't give me the thirty million dollars I asked for my brilliant scheme to overthrow the government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. You might have said that it was because of my Family Guy avatar, but it's actually because you couldn't afford it. Broke ass!

"I'd like to see what your savings look like."

[afrotumble]

Number of African millionaires to rise 42% over next decade, says report

Number of African millionaires to rise 42% over next decade, says report

Despite falling over the last decade, the number of high-net-worth individuals in Africa is predicted to nearly double in the decade to 2032.

April 20th, 2023

Africa’s millionaire population is expected to rise by 42% over the next 10 years, reaching around 195,000 by 2032, according to the 2023 Africa Wealth Report published by Henley & Partners in partnership with wealth intelligence firm New World Wealth.

Mauritius is predicted to be the standout, with 75% growth forecast for the next decade. Strong high-net-worth individual (HNWI) growth of 60%+ is also forecast in Namibia, Rwanda, Zambia, the Seychelles, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Morocco.

Rwanda is shown to be the top performing market in Africa over the last decade (2012-22), with millionaire growth of 72%, followed by Mauritius, the Seychelles, Uganda, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

[matierenews]

Congolese Entrepreneurs and American Partnerships: A Promising Synergy

July 30, 2024

July 30, 2024

Newsroom

In a continued effort to promote sustainable economic synergies, the American company Three Eagles Synergy LLC, in collaboration with the Fédération Internationale des Entrepreneurs Congolais (FINEC), is pleased to announce the holding of the international conference entitled “Sustainable synergies: collaboration DRC-USA in the mining, energy, SME, agriculture and environment sectors . This event will take place on November 21-22, 2024 at the prestigious National Press Club in Washington, DC

A Unique Opportunity for Congolese Entrepreneurship

This conference aims to highlight the numerous business opportunities in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) for American investors. At the heart of this event, Congolese entrepreneurship will be highlighted, providing an exceptional platform for Congolese entrepreneurs to present their projects and establish strategic partnerships with American investors and experts.

The Benefits of a Strong Partnership

The conference will bring together American investors and renowned experts, including the American bank Eximbank, the international company Caterpillar, the American Chamber of Commerce of Washington, the Jampur group, the John Deere company, etc. thus providing unique opportunities for networking and collaboration.

By associating themselves with this prestigious event, companies will strengthen their brand image and their strategic positioning on the international market.

Partners will also have access to VIP sessions and private discussions with key stakeholders and decision-makers, helping to strengthen economic and trade relations between the United States and the DRC, while promoting investments and strategic partnerships.

A Potential Collaboration with thenbsp;ARSP

The announcement of the probable participation of the Regulatory Authority for Subcontracting in the Private Sector ( ARSP ) adds an element of prestige to this conference. Above all, Congolese entrepreneurship will be at the center of discussions for the exchange of opportunities with American partners,

The participation of Congolese entrepreneurs, whether based in the DRC or from the diaspora, will offer an enriching and diversified perspective, illustrating the vitality and dynamism of Congolese entrepreneurship. This event is also part of the vision of the Congolese head of state to transform Congolese entrepreneurs into millionaires, by promoting their access to international partnerships and resources.

High Level Speakers

The conference could also welcome among the speakers the Minister of SMEs, the Minister of Agriculture, as well as the Director General of ARSP, Miguel Katemb Kashal. Their participation would bring valuable perspectives and enriching discussions on policies and initiatives aimed at supporting entrepreneurship and economic development in the DRC.

An Unmissable Event

The sectors targeted by this conference, including mining, energy, SMEs, agriculture and the environment, represent key areas for the economic development of the DRC.

By bringing together major players in these sectors, the conference “Sustainable synergies: DRC-USA collaboration” aims to promote trade, encourage collaboration and sharing of know-how between Congolese and American companies, and promote sustainable synergies. for mutually beneficial economic development.

Read Also : Scandal within the ERG Group: ARSP puts an end to fraudulent practices and recovers contracts worth $500 million (matierenews.com)

Kibali Gold Mine and ARSP Will Collaborate to Strengthen the Local Economy2 (matierenews.com)

Challenges of Youth Entrepreneurship in the DRC: Politics, Subcontracting and Foreign Exploitation2 (matierenews.com)

AKATA DRC: Excellence and Innovation in the Supply Chain of Mining Companies1 (matierenews.com)

[cheatreality]

I'm getting between two and five requests to share fundraisers to get families out of Gaza each day.

I read the GoFundMes and the posts on the blogs making the requests because there's not much else I can do. I can't give to every fundraiser anymore; this blog doesn't have much in the way of reach. The amount of help I can provide is so, so small.

And it makes me furious that the people who could do some substantial good just aren't. The amount of human suffering -- in Gaza, in Sudan, in Congo, in Yemen, in even more countries -- is devastating and who cares? People like me who're barely scraping by?

There are 2,781 billionaires in the world and any one of them could get every fundraiser to its goal and not even miss the money. There are 22 million millionaires just in the United States; how much help could they provide?

I'm not really getting at anything, it's just frustrating.

[gh0s1y]

its cowardly of all the tech influencers, especially the ones who are practically millionaires and pretend to care about the world, to be silent about congo. fuck them all and their blood money

[kimludcom]

DOCUMENTAIRE SUR LES RICHESSES DU CONGO PAR SES FILS

[blackhorrorblogs]

Let's Talk About Us

Us is a fascinating film that brings about a multitude of interesting conversations. One of those conversations being that surrounding class and privilege. A big part of the themes explored in the film centered around wealth, class, and the division between the haves and the have nots. I think a key moment in the film that really hits the nail on the head is when Adelaide asks “who are you” to which Red responds “we’re Americans.” I would also point to Red’s monologue about the girl and her shadow. This Idea that in order to move up in society means tearing someone else down or at least living in an exploitative creation.

For me this brought up many different current world events and how Americans benefit from the exploitation of other countries by our government but comparatively many of us get to live fairly comfortable lives. Take what’s happening in Palestine or the Congo for example. There are many others, but the point is that America has this tendency to reduce an area to just its resources with no care for how the people living in those areas are fairing. Americans will economically demolish a country but it’s ok as long as we have our phones and computers, right? But that’s all international, we can also look internally at how many people are living within the US. The countless homeless people living on the streets without basic necessities. A millionaire can walk right over one on the street without even sparing a glance or a second thought. Billionaires living on the work of lower class people barely making minimum wage, being unable to afford rent, or food, or basic necessities for their children. The way the education system exploits students for thousands of dollars or the way big pharma will charge an arm and a leg for medicines like Insulin.

This film, even with all of its issues, exemplifies the ways in which the lower class and exploited individuals will only take so much before they uprising and try to overthrow the systems that have oppressed them for so long. A violent revolution against their oppressors. Us sort of muddles the idea about who is in the right and who’s in the wrong as the above ground joy is mirrored by the below ground misery. But even then, the revolutionary acts of those underground are seen as inherently wrong. When watching this film an us vs them mentality is a little short sighted. You really do have to ask yourself is Red really the bad guy or is she a victim? Adelaide wins in the end but was she the villain this whole time? Us is a fascinating story on the duality of the American dream.

[benaquiagua]

Congo's Extravagant Millionaires: The Crazy Lives of Africa's Ultra-Rich...

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Watch "Dressing Like Millionaires While Living In Poverty" on YouTube

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Dressing like Millionaires in Poverty - The Dandies of Congo

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