interview with Dr David Muhindo Biryage
The Democratic Republic of Congo is roughly 2.5 million km2. That is slightly greater than the combined land surfaces of Spain,Germany, France, Sweden and Norway. The DR Congo is Africa`s second largest country. … Read the rest
by Benjamin Deniston, LaRouchePAC Science, ben@lpac-organizers.com
2 July 2021
Koeberg Nuclear Power Plant, Cape Town, South Africa
When discussing what’s needed for the development of Africa, there’s no getting around one simple physical economic principle: a vast increase in both primary energy … Read the rest
China is helping the rice agriculture sector in Burundi which is a country that sorely needs help as it is under US sanctions. China is also helping Burundians with all manner of projects including a voluntary sight service by Chinese eye doctors who are curing and treating thousands of Burundians … Read the rest
re posted from AMERICAN SYSTEM NOW
By Nancy Spannaus
May 29, 2021—
”By 1967, 1968, 1970, in the Northeast United States, where power rates are nearly double yours, we are going to find atomic power increasingly competitive, and by the end of this century … Read the rest
re posted from WATTS UP WITH THAT?
Economic, environmental and practical reasons make nuclear power Africa’s best option
Centuries ago European countries were scrambling to take control of large pieces of Africa, to increase their wealth and colonial … Read the rest
re posted from EXECUTIVE INTELLIGENCE REVIEW
This article appears in the May 28, 2021 issue of Executive Intelligence Review.
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re posted from AFRICA AND THE WORLD
April 10, 2021
Watch my brief interview (below) on the Covid-19 crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and across Africa.
Covid-19 has worsened the already desperate condition of lack … Read the rest
George Mbae is a Kenyan farmer who has found a market for his produce because it has great health benefits and is unusual. He grows Bitter Melon and Plantain on a companion style (permaculture) farm. Both fruits are rich in potassium and Bitter Melon is beneficial for high-blood pressure and … Read the rest
an interview with Dr Muhindo Biryage, 18 April 2021
Infrastructure is the primary need:
“The really basic need for the people in Congo, and the east of Congo, particularly, is infrastructure. That basic need , besides insecurity, because … Read the rest
an unmissable interview rich in insights
Source: Rising Tide Foundation
10 April 2021
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