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WikiLeaks, Rwanda, and DR Congo (Part 2)

by AfroAmerica Network on November 29, 2010

According to the secrets documents leaked by WikiLeaks, US State Department officials and Diplomats in Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo were asked in April 2009 about crop yields, H.I.V. rates and China’s quest for copper, cobalt and oil in Africa.

We can understand the concern about China, copper, cobalt and oil. But what is about the crop yields and HIV rates: to prepare for more aid the impoverished countries run by some of the most brutal dictators in the World?

©AfroAmerica Network, November 2010

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