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| Kansala | We choose to welcome new ties with Bangova. Though we disapprove of their more capitalist approach, we will stand in solidarity nonetheless due to their reliable anti-imperialist stance. "We hope that the working class of Bangova can recognize the chains of capitalism" President Rosa was quoted as saying. "But at least they recognize the spectre of imperialist and neo-colonial oppression. They are brothers in struggle as far as we must be concerned. Every nation much choose its own path on the road to revolutionary socialism, and as such they may come around at some future time. Socialism only arises within the natural circumstances of each nation, so we cannot expect them to follow the exact path as us." A Bangovan embassy have been opened in Bissau, with a Kansalan delegation on route to Zana for our embassy. They will open negotiations on regulated bilateral trade, though we are somewhat hesitant to join their military alliance just yet. Bangova, South Africa3, and Kalderash | |
| Bangova | Tutu News !LIVE! President Pwanga Speaks My people my great citizens of this great union I speak here for all of Africa success in developing Nuclear Weapons and ICBMS is complete but aside from that I would like to speak for all of our African brothers and sisters United and free of imperialism I speak to what colonist did to us as people treating us lesser than we really are and 12 years of conflict within our borders from 1998 to 2010 is all the fault of the west for giving us a western dictator to starve us to death we will rise and break their world order our nation is now longer Bangova it is the Pan African Union | |
 The Socialist Republic of Zambique | Vencer! - Zambique Welcomes Relations with Kansala Comrades; Seeks Trade with Bangova; Pan-African Union Surprise The Office of Comrade President Simoes has announced her intentions to re-open relations with the People's Republic of Kansala. Relations with their government has been tense for some years now, following their abandonment of socialism and adoption of neo-liberal economic policy by their reactionary regime. Following their Revolution, Zambique quickly recognized their new government and began offering support in any way it could. Kansala appears to have shaken off the shackles of Capital and tyranny they had under their neo-liberal military regime, and the revolutionary spirit of their people has realigned them towards a progressive future. Our nation welcomes the efforts of its comrades abroad which seek the path of liberty and prosperity through socialist development. With these bold announcements from our Lusophone brethren in West Africa, we look forward to a future of friendship, mutual support and solidarity between us as free nations. In other news, following developments out of Bangova, Zambique has decided that it has interest in joining the African Continental Military Alliance and great interest in a new Pan-African Union. Following decades of decadent corruption with the old African Union (Organisation of African Unity), it is well past time that the liberated peoples pf Africa form an international organization that truly represents the anti-imperialist and progressive interests of our Mother Africa. The announcement passed both chambers of the Federated People's Assembly, and has vested negotiating powers in the Zambican government on the details of these agreements and our place as founding members of these bodies. The Assembly's agreement was supported by most parties (even right-wing REMOZA agreed with PASOZA for once, which never happens), except for New Democracy and the Communist Party. We are hopeful that these recent developments show that Bangova is on a truly progressive path. Our nation's ambassador to Bangova, Francisco Nhantumbo, has proposed a joint venture in the construction of Zambican models of green vehicles to be produced in Bangova, given their manufacturing capabilities. In terms trade, we hope for imports of these vehicles alongside Zambican exports of agricultural and fishing produce (we're not called "the Breadbasket of Africa" for nothing), alongside our computers and info tech services. An arrangement is also be made to facilitate tourism between our countries while not going so far as open borders just yet. In other news, Zambican aid workers in Bangova, in their effortful struggle, have made significant impact on the Bangovan people they have helped following their nation's disastrous floods. The 8,000-strong Zambican column (that's what we call our aid missions, save confusion from evangelical missions), operating over a dozen refugee centres have assisted thousands of Bangovans through their hardships. With recovery well in sight it is expected that these centres will likely close, though perhaps some can remain open to assist Bangovan efforts to aid over one million refugees it has taken in from abroad. OOC: With a natural disaster and so many refugees, I hope your country can handle such pressures on it Bangova. Also, is the Internationale the state anthem of Bangova or of this Pan-African Union you speak about? Bangova, South Africa3, Kalderash, and Kansala | |
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| Kansala | thanks! Kansala looks forward to developing fraternal ties with its friends in (I also want to know how Zambique got their economy so good. How is it at frightening while mine is at fragile.) Zambique, Bangova, and Kalderash | |
| Bangova | Tutu News Bangovan Capitalism Explained the idea of Bangovan Capitalism is a mix of both Communism and Capitalism unlike American Capitalism Bangovan Capitalism is made to benefit all instead of one class all jobs in Bangova have similar pay checks this idea was made to benefit all Bangovans mixing the anti-imperialist economic system which has its ups and downs and the imperial economic system which gets more money but instead of using that money for a rich upper class it goes to improve the living standards to help its population | |
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| The sahrawi arabs | The Sahrawi Republic will look to strengthen ties with its neighbors, to move forward economically, socially, and politically, and to move past Spanish and Moroccan colonialism, as a sovereign and independent nation. With this being said, the Sahrawi Republic wishes to open embassies in Bangova. | |
| The sahrawi arabs | The Sahrawi Republic, unlike many other African nations, has taken up capitalism over socialism, but has only a 4.5x difference between the richest and the poorest, and a low tax, while maintaining high economy, political freedom, and civil rights. The Sahrawi Republic is also open to trade agreements and proposals between states, no matter the ideology or government types. | |
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| The Socialist Republic of Zambique | OOC: Yes I'm also not completely sure what we have for rules in this RP (such as no godmoding, spam, or claiming half the RP map. Like should there be a reasonable limit on how much someone can claim on the map? Like no larger than 2 medium sized countries? Or we can see how many nations join in before deciding that larger land claims should be broken up to be more fair. I'm sure that is something we can figure out once we get more nations in the RP. Or at least one of us can become the African's new Roleplay Officer.) | |
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| Bangova | OOC: the region does have an rp officer but they've been inactive for more than 20 days Zambique, Kalderash, and Kansala |
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