Confused. Mixed signals on the Continent of Africa. DRC Alone. Cobalt Mining. August 2022

 

“We need leaders not in love with money but in love with justice.  Not in love with publicity but in love with humanity.  Leaders who can subject their particular egos to the pressing urgencies of the great cause of freedom…a time like this demands great leaders.”      Martin Luther King, Jr.
 
Who owns what?
Will the workers and those that toil for just their basic necessities ever stand up?
What of the leaders not only in the country with the resources, but the AU Nation members say “Enough”?
 
We shall be right back at the same fork in the road year after year 2022 until the end of time. Yet how many nations on the Continent of Africa shall be requesting humanitarian assistance, relief from the next epidemic or pandemic, relief when disaster (flooding, drought, etc.) or even the impacts of climate change for relief, water & food insecurity issues, and just basic housing?
 
            Key members and advisors of BEMA International have mentioned that is what others want.  Confusion from the top to the bottom.
 
BEMA International
 

How Clean Energy Is Increasing Worker Exploitation in DRC The Democratic Republic of Congo holds more than half of the world’s reserves of cobalt. Demand for the element, which is used in many electronics, has tripled in the last decade—and it’s expected to double again by 2030. VICE News went to see if that soaring demand is driving illegal mining and the exploitation of workers. #VWN    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiThCK0-_b0

 
 
 

Black Emergency Managers Association International    Washington, D.C.  20020 bEMA International Cooperation, Collaboration, Communication, Coordination, Community engagement, and  Partnering (C5&P) A 501 (c) 3 organization “We need leaders not in love with money but in love with justice.  Not in love with publicity but in love with humanity.  Leaders who can subject their particular egos to the pressing urgencies of the great cause of freedom…a time like this demands great leaders.”      Martin Luther King, Jr.