Post by Deleted on Jan 23, 2015 7:42:59 GMT -7
Upheaval and change run rife in the south-eastern reaches of Africa, from Uganda and Kenya, down the southeastern coast, including Tanzania, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, South Africa and even Madagascar. The stock market plunges as each nation essentially cuts fiscal ties and previous responsibilities with the outside world, accusing those with former ties to them of having abused Africa for too long.
In each case, various women seem to have been elected or perhaps placed in political positions, though none has laid claim to being the acting regent or president elect thus far.
Rwanda, Burundi, Somalia, Malawi, Zambia and Genosha have since reached out in an attempt to both stabilize the rapid-fire changes in the region and offer both aid and counsel should the altered nations require such.
China has lodged a formal protest with the UN, claiming significant fiscal damages as a result of the seemingly overnight regime changes. The US, France and Britain have also lodged formal complaints on behalf of various vested interests and the general atmosphere on the Hill is tense. Most have been left wondering just what it was that precipitated this abrupt shift in business as usual, though each of the altered nations has yet to add further comment to the upheaval that is slowly making its way around the globe.
The De Beers as well as various platinum, palladium and chromium venues and retailers are warning that if nothing is done soon, various precious metal and diamond outlets will be forced to hike their prices.
The CIA warns that it’s very likely that both piracy and conflict will likely rise in the affected regions as a result of this tumultuous turn of fortunes.
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