DiscoDanNZ
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From Brisbane, I will give you guys someto carry on our behalf and place them in front of the board members to get some real answers.
Brisbane here too, maybe we can private charter the pineapple express?
AVZ Discussion 2022
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Brisbane here too, maybe we can private charter the pineapple express?
Nellie17
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Winenut
Go AVZ!
It seems your the man
I’ll keep it in mind for coke and strippers party
GLTAH
I just don't know what all the fuss is about with this party...
Am I missing something?
Thank you Nells . Not that I don't respect your insights and updates , but I think I'll wait for official confirmation . Which will come first I wonder , the AGM or ML ? Surely the Cong case can't drag on for too much longer . A 3 day verdict entering it's 4th week. Not a simple matter it appears . Hopefully the ICC case set to happen within the next 6 days will be clean cut .
DiscoDanNZ
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Where do I back the truck up to?
TheCount
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Remark
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Sorry, that message just triggered my IBS...
Samus
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Frank
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*Fyi, To add, I see where,
Vidiye Tshimanga, an embarrassing affair for power
The special adviser to the Head of State in terms of strategy, was taken this Wednesday, September 21 to the Makala prison center in Kinshasa. Vidiye Tshimanga had responded in the morning to an invitation from the Advocate General of the General Prosecutor's Office at the Kinshasa / Gombe Court of Appeal.
Strong presumptions of corruption weigh on this key man of the Félix Tshisekedi regime.
The adviser to the Head of State on strategy fell into a trap set for him by investigative journalists.
In a video that has gone viral on social media, Vidiye Tshimanga is heard asking for a 20 percent commission on big upcoming investments.
Everything is done by videoconference.
Supposed businessmen holders claim to want to put capital in Congolese mines.
Thus, Vidiye Tshimanga affirms that he can facilitate their access to the deposits.
Travel by plane, hotel by luxury plane, gourmet meal
It all happened last July in London.
Travel to the British capital is provided by a man and a woman.
They also pay him lodging and accommodation in a luxury hotel.
Both people claim to belong to a large economic conglomerate.
The latter would have a storefront in Hong Kong and this city is reputed to be a tax haven.
In relatively good English, Vidiye Tshimanga begins the conversation with the supposed investors.
However, he is unaware that the whole scene is captured by hidden cameras.
We see him in a short-sleeved suit, Mao Tse Toung style. He is visibly relaxed and sure of himself.
From the outset, he indicates that legally, he can in no way participate in this kind of project, but he claims to be the owner of a mining company of which he has withdrawn from the day-to-day management.
He also indicates that he has entrusted the day-to-day management of his company to men he has hired.
According to him, his children remain shareholders in his company.
I am an important man for the president of the republic
A second round table is organized the next day in the same hotel.
This time, the adviser to the Head of State reveals the modus operandi.
He indicates that for this kind of operation, they operate through tax havens such as Mauritius.
He claims that he also owns a company called COBAMIN.
It is through this company that he would hold 20 percent of the shares of the company Ivanhoé.
This powerful company operates mines in Lualaba and Haut-Katanga.
Certainly to convince his interlocutors, Vidiye Tshimanga displays his closeness to the President of the Republic.
In addition, he claims to have financed his electoral campaign.
Which could induce that Felix Tshisekedi is indebted to him.
Which could suggest that he is in collusion with the Congolese head of state.
Mafia practices
According to the words of Vidiye Tshimanga, what he proposes is common in the DRC.
He even claims that bribes are practiced across all continents and countries.
15 billion dollars lost per year, due to corruption
In his time, Joseph Kabila's special advisor on corruption, Emmanuel Luzolo Bambi Lessa, said that this scourge caused an annual loss of 15 billion dollars.
The former opposition now in power had shown its desire to put an end to financial predation.
Before Kabila equal after Kabila
La Lucha notes that corruption continues as in the good old days.
Jean Mulenda, delegate of the operations and strategies cell, deplores the persistence of the excesses that were current in the old regime.
“Yesterday as today, we see advisers interfering in files that are not their prerogatives. This is the case of Mr. Vidiye Tshimanga”.
Jean Mulenda welcomes the questioning of the person concerned.
He nevertheless hopes that "we will not experience a facade of justice, where we see arrests, but without concrete results".
For this activist of good governance and transparency, the facts alleged against the adviser to the Head of State are likely to tarnish the image of the latter.
This is why, according to him, serious investigations must be carried out to clarify this matter, especially since the current government is committed to establishing the rule of law.
Two days after the broadcast of this video, the office of the Head of State distanced itself from the person concerned.
A press release dated Friday, September 16, declares that “Anyone, including within the office of the President of the Republic, whose proven behavior will have violated the law, the ethics of his function or the internal regulations of the presidential office , will suffer the rigors of their effects”.
Vidiye Tshimamga, for his part, denies the facts.
He claims, moreover, that it is he, on the contrary, who would have trapped these so-called investors.
A version to which very few people give credit.
For public opinion, the special adviser to the Head of State has just unwittingly revealed the mafia side of the power in place.
For the population, this affair thus revealed the dark side of the current regime.
mediacongo
who would have thought we'd be locked up this long. its certainly driving me crazy too. seems to be crickets on the information front other than the DRC customary BS talk fest announcement. hopefully its all building to something soon as I cant take this much longer. of concern they may be releasing info and we could be coming out of suspension with a fairly bad macro background.
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