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Thibitisha,kama siyo chuki za kishamba
Special Thread: Yanayojiri Mgogoro wa Ukraine na Urusi. Nini chanzo na hatma ya mzozo?
Special Thread: Yanayojiri Mgogoro wa Ukraine na Urusi. Nini chanzo na hatma ya mzozo?
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Russian ni nani sasa!? Unataka kutuaminisha kuwa [emoji635] ni Afrika ama!?
Vita ni vita mura... Hakuna cha huruma Hapa [emoji635] lazima apigweee
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- UK has seized Venezuelan gold reserves
The collective West cares soooo much about democracy
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- France holds 50% of Niger currencies
- USA has seized 7 billion dollars of Afghanistan reserves
- USA has freezed 30 billion dollars of Libyan reserves
- USA has seized Iraki gold reserves
The collective West cares soooo much about democracy
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Watu wajinga hawalijui hilo jambo
Kazi yao ni kujitoa fahamu na kuishabikia Russia wakati hao na China [emoji630] wanaiangamiza Africa [emoji288] kwa sasa
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Africa - New Battleground of the Imperial Powers to continue the loot and plunder - Part 4
Did you know that African CFA Franc is forced upon 14 African countries by France since 1945 to allow France to continue with its economic colonialism?
Niger's present regime has become a poster boy for the colonial resistance in Africa and rightly so.
Let's explore how African CFA Franc as a currency has destroyed the economies of the African countries with France looting the natural resource riches while African countries living in dust and eating the sand:
#Niger #France #Africa #Franc #XAF #XOF
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Did you know that African CFA Franc is forced upon 14 African countries by France since 1945 to allow France to continue with its economic colonialism?
Niger's present regime has become a poster boy for the colonial resistance in Africa and rightly so.
Let's explore how African CFA Franc as a currency has destroyed the economies of the African countries with France looting the natural resource riches while African countries living in dust and eating the sand:
#Niger #France #Africa #Franc #XAF #XOF
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2. A Paint of Red
Updated travel advisory from the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs in central Sahel has all national capitals of Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso are now painted in red.
Burkina Faso - Ouagadougou
Mali - Bamako
Niger - Niamey
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Updated travel advisory from the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs in central Sahel has all national capitals of Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso are now painted in red.
Burkina Faso - Ouagadougou
Mali - Bamako
Niger - Niamey
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Chuki za kishamba ndiyo zikoje?
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3. A Chinese Mystery
The 1,980km-long, upcoming Niger–Benin project will be operated by China National Oil and Gas Exploration and Development. According to GlobalData, who tracks more than 8,000 active and developing pipelines worldwide, the onshore oil pipeline, with a maximum diameter of 20 inches, will start in Diffa (Niger) and ends in Bight of Benin (Benin).
This will open up direct oil export opportunities for Niger. It will have a capacity of 90,000 barrels per day. Right now, France and EU are pushing for
Trans Sahara oil pipeline to import oil from Niger and Sahel region to Europe through this Trans Sahara pipeline. This is another bone of contention between the US, US Vassal state of EU and Niger. To control the SAHEL region oil production, it is necessary to have a pro- west regime in Niger.!!!
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The 1,980km-long, upcoming Niger–Benin project will be operated by China National Oil and Gas Exploration and Development. According to GlobalData, who tracks more than 8,000 active and developing pipelines worldwide, the onshore oil pipeline, with a maximum diameter of 20 inches, will start in Diffa (Niger) and ends in Bight of Benin (Benin).
This will open up direct oil export opportunities for Niger. It will have a capacity of 90,000 barrels per day. Right now, France and EU are pushing for
Trans Sahara oil pipeline to import oil from Niger and Sahel region to Europe through this Trans Sahara pipeline. This is another bone of contention between the US, US Vassal state of EU and Niger. To control the SAHEL region oil production, it is necessary to have a pro- west regime in Niger.!!!
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XAF and XOF ..!!!
The CFA franc zone comprises two monetary unions, encompassing a total of 14 African nations. The first is the West African Economic and Monetary Union, established in 1994, which includes Benin, Burkina Faso, Cote D’Ivoire, Guinea-Bissau, Mali, Niger, Senegal, and Togo. The second is the Central African Economic and Monetary Union, consisting of Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, and Gabon.
According to the latest available data from the World Bank, the Central African Republic has encountered an annual inflation rate of approximately 3.3% and a Meager gross domestic production (GDP) of 0.9%. These figures shed light on the economic situation within the country.
The CFA franc, one of the two regional African currencies, is backed by the French treasury in relation to the euro. It is important to note that the term "CFA franc" can refer to either the Central African CFA franc (XAF) or the West African CFA franc (XOF) in currency markets. Although these are distinct currencies, they are effectively interchangeable as they maintain the same monetary value against other currencies.
It is worth mentioning that, in theory, the French government or the monetary unions utilizing these currencies have the authority to alter the value of either one. This flexibility allows for potential adjustments in response to changing economic circumstances.
Overall, the CFA franc zone and its constituent monetary unions play a significant role in the economic landscape of sub-Saharan Africa. Understanding the dynamics and intricacies of these currencies is crucial for comprehending the region's financial environment.
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The CFA franc zone comprises two monetary unions, encompassing a total of 14 African nations. The first is the West African Economic and Monetary Union, established in 1994, which includes Benin, Burkina Faso, Cote D’Ivoire, Guinea-Bissau, Mali, Niger, Senegal, and Togo. The second is the Central African Economic and Monetary Union, consisting of Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, and Gabon.
According to the latest available data from the World Bank, the Central African Republic has encountered an annual inflation rate of approximately 3.3% and a Meager gross domestic production (GDP) of 0.9%. These figures shed light on the economic situation within the country.
The CFA franc, one of the two regional African currencies, is backed by the French treasury in relation to the euro. It is important to note that the term "CFA franc" can refer to either the Central African CFA franc (XAF) or the West African CFA franc (XOF) in currency markets. Although these are distinct currencies, they are effectively interchangeable as they maintain the same monetary value against other currencies.
It is worth mentioning that, in theory, the French government or the monetary unions utilizing these currencies have the authority to alter the value of either one. This flexibility allows for potential adjustments in response to changing economic circumstances.
Overall, the CFA franc zone and its constituent monetary unions play a significant role in the economic landscape of sub-Saharan Africa. Understanding the dynamics and intricacies of these currencies is crucial for comprehending the region's financial environment.
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The spokesperson of the current leadership of Niger said that this morning, French forces attacked the positions of the National Guard of Niger and released the detained terrorists.
Furthermore, he said that a French Air Force plane took off from the capital of Chad this morning, violating the airspace of Niger.
He did not say if there were any casualties as a result of the events or any details.
Probably an military action to rescue the French puppet (the former president) and his associates
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Furthermore, he said that a French Air Force plane took off from the capital of Chad this morning, violating the airspace of Niger.
He did not say if there were any casualties as a result of the events or any details.
Probably an military action to rescue the French puppet (the former president) and his associates
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Mali has indefinitely suspended the issuance of visas to French nationals at its embassy in Paris, claiming it was reciprocal after learning that France had classified Mali as a "red zone" due to regional tensions. France closed the visa center at its embassy in Bamako, citing tensions in Niger, where the military overthrew the democratically elected government of President Mohamed Bazoum. The Mali, Burkina Faso, and Guinea governments have declared their support for the Niger coup and warned against military intervention. Who stands to lose the most in this standoff between Mali and France?
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Poleni, hamkutarajia Russia kuwapigisha Gwaride la namna hii.
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Kina nani??
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Hawa Warusi vipi tena???? Wameanza mziki tena???? Silaha wanatoa wapi wakati tunaambiwa zinaisha!!!!!
Authorities in the northeastern Ukrainian town of Kupiansk urged vulnerable residents to leave the area on Thursday citing an uptick in Russian attacks on the settlement.
The Russian army on Thursday said it had improved its positions on the front line in northeastern Ukraine around Kupiansk, where Kyiv has reported increasing Russian attacks.
Source:Farnce 24:10/08/2023
Northeast Ukraine town urges evacuations in face of Russian advance
Authorities in the northeastern Ukrainian town of Kupiansk urged vulnerable residents to leave the area on Thursday citing an uptick in Russian attacks on the settlement.
Russia says 'improved' positions along front in Kharkiv region
The Russian army on Thursday said it had improved its positions on the front line in northeastern Ukraine around Kupiansk, where Kyiv has reported increasing Russian attacks.
Source:Farnce 24:10/08/2023
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In 2022, the largest number of explosions in a decade was recorded in Russia, with a record number of people injured. This increase is associated with the invasion of Ukraine.
[emoji837] According to the Russian media outlet Verstka, in 2022, 83 explosions were recorded, killing 55 people and injuring 10,647 others.
[emoji837] According to the Russian Emergencies Ministry, residential buildings, warehouses, and mines exploded. The explosions on the Crimean Bridge were also included in the statistics.
[emoji837] The most common cause of explosions in 2022 was the detonation of an explosive object. Explosions caused by explosive devices accounted for 55 cases.
[emoji837] Over the past ten years, the number of explosions in Russia has reportedly not exceeded 20 annually, and the number of victims has been in the hundreds, not thousands.
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[emoji837] According to the Russian media outlet Verstka, in 2022, 83 explosions were recorded, killing 55 people and injuring 10,647 others.
[emoji837] According to the Russian Emergencies Ministry, residential buildings, warehouses, and mines exploded. The explosions on the Crimean Bridge were also included in the statistics.
[emoji837] The most common cause of explosions in 2022 was the detonation of an explosive object. Explosions caused by explosive devices accounted for 55 cases.
[emoji837] Over the past ten years, the number of explosions in Russia has reportedly not exceeded 20 annually, and the number of victims has been in the hundreds, not thousands.
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[emoji298]The Russian ruble has become one of the three weakest currencies in the world, - Bloomberg
The Russian currency has overtaken even the Turkish lira in terms of the rate of decline. For seven months of 2023, the ruble lost 57% against the dollar, and 73% against the euro.
The Argentine peso is also among the three weakest currencies among developing countries.
What's wrong, Russia?
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The Russian currency has overtaken even the Turkish lira in terms of the rate of decline. For seven months of 2023, the ruble lost 57% against the dollar, and 73% against the euro.
The Argentine peso is also among the three weakest currencies among developing countries.
What's wrong, Russia?
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BREAKING: A former rebel leader and politician in Niger Republic has launched a rebel movement opposing the military government that took power in the July 26 coup, reports Al Jazeera. This is the first sign of internal resistance to the new junta in this strategically important Sahel country.
The head of the new movement, Rhissa Ag Boula said his new Council of Resistance for the Republic (CRR) aims to reinstate overthrown president, Mohamed Bazoum who has been in detention at his residence since the military takeover. Ag Boula’s statement also said it supports ECOWAS and any other international actors seeking to restore constitutional order in Niger, adding that it would make itself available to the ECOWAS bloc for any useful purpose. So basically, he is saying that he and his new group support foreign military interventions in any way, shape or form and will make themselves available for anything the ECOWAS bloc will have them do in the process.
Does anyone remember that my tweet a few days ago, in which I stated this would happen? It’s literally Sudan all over again - only this one will be way bigger than Sudan from all indications. They know this, but they’ll start it anyway. Well, I guess we’re here now. The continent that never stops bleeding is about to bleed again. Be strong, AFRICA! Your God is with you!
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The head of the new movement, Rhissa Ag Boula said his new Council of Resistance for the Republic (CRR) aims to reinstate overthrown president, Mohamed Bazoum who has been in detention at his residence since the military takeover. Ag Boula’s statement also said it supports ECOWAS and any other international actors seeking to restore constitutional order in Niger, adding that it would make itself available to the ECOWAS bloc for any useful purpose. So basically, he is saying that he and his new group support foreign military interventions in any way, shape or form and will make themselves available for anything the ECOWAS bloc will have them do in the process.
Does anyone remember that my tweet a few days ago, in which I stated this would happen? It’s literally Sudan all over again - only this one will be way bigger than Sudan from all indications. They know this, but they’ll start it anyway. Well, I guess we’re here now. The continent that never stops bleeding is about to bleed again. Be strong, AFRICA! Your God is with you!
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[emoji632][emoji1183] Sources in the French army command said that following an urgent meeting on Monday, a working group was set up to evacuate French forces from Niger. And it is planned to evacuate them not to Chad, but directly to France. Negotiations are already underway with civilian shipping companies to plan the operation. The deadline for the complete withdrawal is March 2024.
Some in the French military believe that this decision will only hasten a repeat of a similar situation in Chad, so troops will have to be withdrawn from there as well.
Thus, France is not going to participate in the conflict or initiate an invasion of Niger. At the same time, the U.S., with the help of Nigeria, were pushing the French command to a forceful operation in the hope of bargaining more favorable conditions with the Niger junta to preserve their assets in the country. Most likely, it was these conditions, the fulfillment of which is necessary for the U.S. to recognize the new government, that Victoria Nuland conveyed during her visit.
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Some in the French military believe that this decision will only hasten a repeat of a similar situation in Chad, so troops will have to be withdrawn from there as well.
Thus, France is not going to participate in the conflict or initiate an invasion of Niger. At the same time, the U.S., with the help of Nigeria, were pushing the French command to a forceful operation in the hope of bargaining more favorable conditions with the Niger junta to preserve their assets in the country. Most likely, it was these conditions, the fulfillment of which is necessary for the U.S. to recognize the new government, that Victoria Nuland conveyed during her visit.
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