Felix Tshisekedi was confirmed by the Constitutional Court of the DRC as the winner of presidential elections held in that country.
But despite the recovery of oil prices, the country, also known as Congo-Brazzaville, has had trouble getting back on top of its finances and has asked the International Monetary Fund for help. Julien Marcilly, chief economist at Coface, a firm that provides payment insurance for French companies, said that China “went full-tilt on lending in recent years, often to countries which produce and export raw materials, in particular oil.”
The drop in oil prices meant the nation’s economic output dropped by 50 percent. As a consequence, its debt as a percentage of GDP soared to 110 percent in 2017.
The picture you took for illustration is NOT for Congo-Brazsaville president instead it's for Congo-Kinshasa's one. Please pay attention to that when publishing stuff. Congo-Brazzaville boss is Denis Sassou Nguesso and that picture is of Felix Tshisekedi of DR-Congo.
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China's vast investment in Africa hits a snag in CongoWhen the plunge of global oil prices in 2014 blew a hole in the Congolese government's finances, it was China that stepped in to help.
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China's vast investment in Africa stutters in CongoChina's investment strategy of throwing money at developing countries appears to have hit a snag in the Republic of Congo. Investment...what are they investing? I need to read... The picture you use for illustration has nothing to do with Congo-Brazaville. This guy is Congo-Kinshasa Prime Minister Bruno Tshibala. Please try to be more precise on such thing as it's often misleading.
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BUSINESS MAVERICK: China, South Africa and the middle-income trapChina and South Africa seem so distant and so different. Chinese economic growth has been fabulous; over the past decade, South Africa’s has been miserable. China is enormous; SA is small… and so on. But in one singular respect, China and South Africa are similar — they may be both caught in the middle-income trap. If there is such a thing.
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DR Congo arrests 11 over murder of doctor fighting Ebola - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.Authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo said they arrested 11 suspects Thursday in the murder last week of a doctor with the World Health Organization (WHO) who was fighting an Ebola outbreak in the country.
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