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Drc Richest and Poorest Country

James Kazongo
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Pages
78
Year
2016
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

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It is a stunning revelation how Congolese people are being sacrificed over half of century by tyrants, dictators, murderers, and imposters full of egocentric behaviors when Congolese people are rated at the bottom of the United Nations Human Development Index as the poorest people in the world. DRC has 24 trillion dollars of untapped mineral resources, potentially capable to be an economic power in this planet. Apart from its minerals, its rainforest extends 1.5 million square kilometers and accounts for more than half of Africa’s forest resources and inland fisheries, with an estimation production of 600 tons per year. With all these commodities and treasures, how can one imagine that Congolese are the poorest people in the world? That’s unacceptable. Debout Congolais. We have to find a solution to make our country better. But first, each and every one of us must heighten his awareness and expand his consciousness to have a prosperous and democratic country.

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