Against such criticism, Japan was forced to review its aid policy and had to reduce aid to Africa before Ghana became a Japan in Africa. Since then, proposals for UN Millennium 2000 targets, including the debt relief, which mainly targeted Japan’s yen loans, have been drafted mainly by the U.K., … Read the rest
Category Archives: Cameroon
Why a 1.5 Billion Productive Jobs Program Can End War, Famine, Poverty, and Disease
From the European Union`s corrupted European Agricultural Policy, that has ended up benefitting some of the largest and wealthiest land-owners in the world, including the British royal family; to the mass-scale theft of arable land in Cameroon, Mali, Senegal, Nigeria, Benin and the rest of Africa by modern day feudal … Read the rest
TRANSAQUA : Transform Africa
“The [Transaqua] Project is expected to directly bring economic development to 7 African countries and, indirectly, benefits to 5 more countries associated with the Congo and Lake Chad basins……..The consequences of the drying up of Lake Chad and the loss of source of livelihood in the Sahel is affecting human … Read the rest
The Urgent Need to Replace Geopolitics with a New Paradigm in International Relations
“Africa can bring a sense of its own interests in its scientific development and a sense also of social harmony and this sense of social harmony in Africa combined with a sense of social harmony of China and what we can bring from the Western countries, including of course … Read the rest
Cameroon PM denounces “debt trap” allegation against Chinese loans
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http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/africa/2019-08/08/c_138292961.htm
Cameroon PM denounces “debt trap” allegation against Chinese loans
Source: Xinhua| 2019-08-08 10:34:21|Editor: Shi Yinglun
YAOUNDE, Aug. 7 (Xinhua) — Cameroonian Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute denounced here Wednesday the “debt trap” allegation against Chinese loans by some western media outlets.
“Cameroon
… Read the restAfrican High-Speed Rail Finance Requires LaRouche Four-Power Pact
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https://larouchepub.com/other/2019/4625-african_high_speed_rail_finance.html
This article appears in the June 28, 2019 issue of Executive Intelligence Review.
African High-Speed Rail Finance Requires LaRouche Four-Power Pact
Nigeria Railway Corporation
Nigeria is bustling with railway construction, including new standard gauge lines,
Organization of Islamic Cooperation Supports Transaqua Inter-Basin Water Project for Lake Chad Basin
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Organization of Islamic Cooperation Supports Transaqua Inter-Basin Water Project for Lake Chad Basin
June 4 , 2019
At its 14th tri-annual conference in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, over the weekend, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) issued its support for the Transaqua project for … Read the rest
In Africa, the Belt and Road Is Generally Spurring Socio-Economic Development
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In Africa, the Belt and Road Is Generally Spurring Socio-Economic Development
May 12, 2019
The Belt and Road strategy of international cooperation already up and running and phenomenally redrawing the global development map. With outlaying economic corridors and tremendous added value it is … Read the rest
Berlin Lake Chad Conference: German Government Not Interested in Transaqua
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This article appears in the September 14, 2018 issue of Executive Intelligence Review.
Berlin Lake Chad Conference: German Government Not Interested in Transaqua
BERLIN, Sept. 4—At a two-day,
… Read the restHow the Belt and Road Initiative is Changing Africa
re posted from The Schiller Institute
Schiller Institute Conference • Bad Soden • June 30 – July 1, 2018
How the Belt and Road Initiative is Changing Africa
Panel II
The second panel of the conference was devoted to changes spawned by the Belt & Road Initiative (BRI), as the … Read the rest