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practices that was there before them , and put their own in place of it this was one of the cause leading to many acts of violence in the city between the people , and military . Then there was the effect that European colonialism had on a place like Kinshasa , it population by up rotting , and destroying the people villages in place of their own settlements . This was after they were accepted by the villagers in they betrayed them for their own desires , and did not think twice

The DRC is located in Central Africa, is about one fourth the size of the United States, and has the potential to be a rich country as a result of its excellent farm land and abundant natural resources. Coffee beans, potatoes, tomatoes, yams, and leeks are among the many crops that grow well; the land is also rich in diamonds, gold, copper, cobalt, zinc, etc. Despite its immense potential, very little of this wealth has benefited the Congolese people. Instead, all of its riches have attracted adventurers

instead spend the money on the citizens and their needs as was expected with the passage of the budgets. In doing so, the country’s poorest citizens will have access to social services designed to improve health, education and agriculture (Congo-Kinshasa: World Bank supports strong financial management in Democratic Republic of Congo, 2014). With financial integrity the funds can be utilized for the populations for which they were intended, not to line the pockets of the bureaucrats. Conclusion

London in the early 20th century. Today, however, the growth in Third World cities dwarfs the growth we 've seen in the past; London had seen its greatest population growth from 1800-1910, where it grew seven times larger. Today cities like Dhaka, Kinshasa and

Across history the River Nile has captivated philosophers, geographers, historians, engineers, politicians since the humans set their eyes on its water. A great civilization had been flourished along the Nile banks, the Pharaonic civilization. Herodotus, described Egypt as “an acquired country, a gift of the River Nile” [1]. The River Nile is considered the second longest river in the world. It has a length of about 6,500 km which extends from the most remote source, at the head if the river Luvironza

v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration) is a supreme court of Canada case which came, appeal from the Federal Court of Appeal. The appellant named Ezokola who start his career life in Democratic Republic of Congo as financial diplomat in city of Kinshasa in the year of 1999. In 2007 Ezokola was working for DRC at United Nations in the city of New York. While he was working for DRC in first month of 2008 he decided to leave his position and he resigned from that position and he cannot work for DRC

virus breaks in 55 villages simultaneously, first appearing in individuals who received injections from the nuns, then in their family members, and then in the nursing staff and nuns. Sister M.E., one of the infected nuns, is taken to the city of Kinshasa so she can receive

The Democratic Republic of the Congo is a country in the Sub-Saharan region of Africa. It was also known as Zaire from 1971-1997 The Democratic Republic of the Congo borders Angola, The Republic of the Congo, The Central African Republic, Sudan, Rwanda, Burundi, Tanzania, and Zambia. It is the second largest country in Africa, after Angola, at 2,334,858 square kilometers. It is also the seventh poorest country in the world at $484.20 GDP per Capita. The climate in the Democratic Republic of

» May 2000, governments and diamond industries collaborate in South Africa in the town of Kimberley to try to put a stop on the diamond trade; trying to get rid of conflict zones » The Kimberley Process Certification Scheme came about with international recognition for the process of “blood diamonds” being mined › Established nation import/export standards » 52 governments signed this contract to stop the blood diamonds movement, as well as adopting the Kimberley Process in November 2002 › Became

The DRC has experienced a long history of political and economic subjugation. The colonial rule under Belgium was marked with extensive violence and extreme exploitation of resources. This created a situation in which few Congolese had higher education or the necessary skills to run a modern government or an effective economy. Furthermore, the Congo’s traditional socioeconomic structures were disrupted long before the end of the colonial era. After the country finally gained independence, the state