La Rehabilitation du Port Matadi.



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^^^^^Ba ceremoni na BaCeremoni mingi. Thats what we're good at, too man talking. everything needs hours of ceremonies?






Well done anyways. But needs to do better than that.

Another good initiative, employment opportunities if it is to be a serious effort.

There are plenty of opportunities for people to get into work, plenty to do including for those in the diaspora, providing the environment is made secure physically and otherwis, such as lending from banks.

Looking at the background of the video, this country is simply too beautiful.

Another good initiative, employment opportunities if it is to be a serious effort.

There are plenty of opportunities for people to get into work, plenty to do including for those in the diaspora, providing the environment is made secure physically and otherwis, such as lending from banks.

Looking at the background of the video, this country is simply too beautiful.

True, the problem is that the way banks operate in the DRC makes it impossible for private initiatives to take off and buttress the national economy. Short-term credit and high interest rate are blocking access to credit for small business. The government should help boost the economy by creating a long-term credit bank whose lending policies will accommodate the needs of small enterprises.

^^^^^Ba ceremoni na BaCeremoni mingi. Thats what we're good at, too man talking. everything needs hours of ceremonies?

Well done anyways. But needs to do better than that.


Good job! Below the boats rehabilitated

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Good job! Below the boats rehabilitated

Yes, they're doing a decent job. The River Traffic is very vital to bring back Equateur in business life (agriculture). But this is just one of the many priority of priorities that needs to be revived.

it's developments like these that gives us hope that one day congo will fully recover after so many years of neglect. I just read an article from the internet about how congo's middle class is slowly but surely emerging

Où en sont les travaux au port de Matadi?

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