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Frank
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“The resignation of Stéphanie Mbombo was predictable”
The resignation of the Minister Delegate to the Ministry of the Environment and Sustainable Development in charge of the Climate Economy was predictable and there will be others.
This is what Richard Mwenyemali, member of the “Together for the Republic” party, said this Wednesday, June 19, 2024 at La Prunelle RDC.
He said this after the resignation of this minister on Tuesday June 18 in Kinshasa, just one week after her appointment to the post of Minister responsible for the Economy and Climate.
According to this opponent, the members of the Sacred Union should question themselves, because the government in place appoints people to lead the country without their approval.
He adds that the Sacred Union only works with those who bend to its will.
“I think that Madam Stéphanie Mbombo understood that there was nothing else to do but to resign.
The Ministry she manages is a good ministry, but the stories she encountered there pushed her to resign.”
For Richard Mwenyemali, the Sacred Union should review its way of working by highlighting the expectations of the people.
This political actor thinks that the country is poorly governed and that things are getting worse overnight.
Note that, a few hours after the resignation letter from the former Minister for the Environment and Sustainable Development in charge of the Climate Economy, the Prime Minister's office acknowledged receipt of the said letter and took note of it.
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TheGermanOne
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Good news for AVZ must be around the corner, because always Cominiere posts multiple times on social media when something happend...
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Take note Felix, this is a taste of what's coming for the DRC, but on a much grander scale.
Chinese investor seizes Nigerian state properties in UK
A Chinese investor seeking to enforce a US$70 million investment treaty award against Nigeria has been granted final charging orders over two UK residential properties owned by the state – having also attached a £20 million debt relating to the high-profile P&ID case.
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Take note Felix, this is a taste of what's coming for the DRC, but on a much grander scale.
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Samus
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Hey flight was it you who compiled the spreadsheet with dates for the various upcoming arbitration hearings?Article in Global Arbitration Review
Chinese investor seizes Nigerian state properties in UK
A Chinese investor seeking to enforce a US$70 million investment treaty award against Nigeria has been granted final charging orders over two UK residential properties owned by the state – having also attached a £20 million debt relating to the high-profile P&ID case.
Take note Felix, this is a taste of what's coming for the DRC, but on a much grander scale.
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If it was you can you please post it again and if it wasn't can somebody post it.
Much appreciated!
Hey flight was it you who compiled the spreadsheet with dates for the various upcoming arbitration hearings?
If it was you can you please post it again and if it wasn't can somebody post it.
Much appreciated!
Sorry, not me mate.
My spreadsheets are like a two-year old eating a watermelon.
Hodlandwin69
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Dave Evans
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Hey flight was it you who compiled the spreadsheet with dates for the various upcoming arbitration hearings?
If it was you can you please post it again and if it wasn't can somebody post it.
Much appreciated!
It was @Hudnut
If everyone took your attitude ( which i applaud ) then CCP China and its core ambitions is fucked, which i also would applaud...
Article in Global Arbitration Review
Chinese investor seizes Nigerian state properties in UK
A Chinese investor seeking to enforce a US$70 million investment treaty award against Nigeria has been granted final charging orders over two UK residential properties owned by the state – having also attached a £20 million debt relating to the high-profile P&ID case.
Take note Felix, this is a taste of what's coming for the DRC, but on a much grander scale.
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Samus
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They likely have cominieres bribe money sitting in their account, safely funnelled away from the DRC.
Mr_Tones83
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Shows the level of 'research' that some market commentators do. That's Tommy level BS right there.
Jacob Kiraz
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Can someone give me a quick insight, will we ever get a licence or a takeover or just plain lose our money
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