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Essential The Africa the Media Doesn't Tell You About
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yeah i definitely would like to visit Accra and the Ashanti regionWavy?
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Big demonstration this past saturday in Paris against slavery in Lybia. Went from the Lybian consulate to the Embassy, walking in the middle of Paris.
After the release of a video on CNN there's been a hge wave of anger on the continent and in the diaspora against Lybia, African "leaders" (and the West for its role in destroying Lybia in the first place).
It seems like I haven't seen much about all of this neither in english-speaking media, nor on the Coli, even though I can't say I'm surprised by the latter.
After the release of a video on CNN there's been a hge wave of anger on the continent and in the diaspora against Lybia, African "leaders" (and the West for its role in destroying Lybia in the first place).
It seems like I haven't seen much about all of this neither in english-speaking media, nor on the Coli, even though I can't say I'm surprised by the latter.
Africa is really lighting up. If this keeps up then shyt can get real.
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Big demonstration this past saturday in Paris against slavery in Lybia. Went from the Lybian consulate to the Embassy, walking in the middle of Paris.
After the release of a video on CNN there's been a hge wave of anger on the continent and in the diaspora against Lybia, African "leaders" (and the West for its role in destroying Lybia in the first place).
It seems like I haven't seen much about all of this neither in english-speaking media, nor on the Coli, even though I can't say I'm surprised by the latter.
TheColi isn't talking about it like that... because this shyt isn't new news.
This was talked about years ago
Rwanda announces global visa free regime starting January 2018
Abdur Rahman Alfa Shaban with Rwanda govt
17/11 - 00:10
Rwanda has announced what could be termed a global visa free entry for travelers from everywhere in the world starting January 1, 2018.
A communique released by the Directorate of Immigration and Emigration said citizens of all countries the world over could enjoy 30 days visa on arrival under the regime. With some entrants required to pay a fee where applicable.
Rwanda already has such a system in place for all African countries and a number of countries outside the continent. The country is reputed as one of the most open in visa openness index publications.
The November 16, 2017 document read in part: “30 days visa upon arrival – Citizens of all countries to get visa upon arrival without prior approval, starting 01 January 2018. Before that, only African countries and few others were getting visa upon arrival.”
The new visa regime also touched on other areas like visa reciprocity for specific countries whose citizens get free visas with 90 days validity. The countries in question are Benin, Central African Republic, Chad, Ghana, Guinea, Indonesia, Haiti, Senegal, Seychelles and Sao Tome and Principe.
This is in addition to the Democratic Republic of Congo, East Africa Member Community Partner States, Mauritius, Philippines and Singapore. This takes immediate effect.
“Nationals of Australia, Germany, Israel, New Zealand, Sweden, United Kingdom, and United States of America will be issued with entry visa valid for a period up to 30 days and pay for a visa ($30) upon arrival without prior application,” according to a government portal.
It also addresses the area of visa waiver for particular diplomatic and service passport holders, another directive that takes immediate effect. There is also a 90 day visa on arrival for travelers from the COMESA (The Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa) region subject to payment of visa fees.
Rwanda announces global visa free regime starting January 2018
Abdur Rahman Alfa Shaban with Rwanda govt
17/11 - 00:10
Rwanda has announced what could be termed a global visa free entry for travelers from everywhere in the world starting January 1, 2018.
A communique released by the Directorate of Immigration and Emigration said citizens of all countries the world over could enjoy 30 days visa on arrival under the regime. With some entrants required to pay a fee where applicable.
Rwanda already has such a system in place for all African countries and a number of countries outside the continent. The country is reputed as one of the most open in visa openness index publications.
The November 16, 2017 document read in part: “30 days visa upon arrival – Citizens of all countries to get visa upon arrival without prior approval, starting 01 January 2018. Before that, only African countries and few others were getting visa upon arrival.”
The new visa regime also touched on other areas like visa reciprocity for specific countries whose citizens get free visas with 90 days validity. The countries in question are Benin, Central African Republic, Chad, Ghana, Guinea, Indonesia, Haiti, Senegal, Seychelles and Sao Tome and Principe.
This is in addition to the Democratic Republic of Congo, East Africa Member Community Partner States, Mauritius, Philippines and Singapore. This takes immediate effect.
“Nationals of Australia, Germany, Israel, New Zealand, Sweden, United Kingdom, and United States of America will be issued with entry visa valid for a period up to 30 days and pay for a visa ($30) upon arrival without prior application,” according to a government portal.
It also addresses the area of visa waiver for particular diplomatic and service passport holders, another directive that takes immediate effect. There is also a 90 day visa on arrival for travelers from the COMESA (The Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa) region subject to payment of visa fees.
Rwanda announces global visa free regime starting January 2018
The Odum of Ala Igbo
Hail Biafra!
I remember when we all thought Nigeria was going to be the Black economic might of Africa. Especially earlier in this thread. How times have changed.
Lagos and Abuja gives an illusion about Nigeria.
Lagos and Abuja gives an illusion about Nigeria.
The Odum of Ala Igbo
Hail Biafra!
Lagos and Abuja are like...10 per cent of Nigeria's population. There's a vast hinterland my friend. Igboland (which has some bright spots), Niger Delta, the vast Middle Belt, the Far North, Borno/Lake Chad region, Yorubaland outside of Lagos
The same was said of Kenya, Botswana, DRC, Ethiopia, and even Ghana to some extent. Yet all those countries aren't exactly improving as much as they should be.
Botswana is the most stable country in Africa. I never heard about them falling short. They currently just need to diversify from diamonds and promote their private sector more. I never personally heard of DRC being a Black economic power but only that it has the potential to be.