Originally South Africa #2 >>12380252

“Africa Finance Corporation Secures US$250 Million Capital Loan From US Government’s International Development Finance Corporation” at https://southafricatoday.net/africa/africa-finance-corporation-secures-us250-million-capital-loan-from-us-governments-international-development-finance-corporation/ states;

Africa Finance Corporation (“AFC” or “the Corporation”), the leading infrastructure solutions provider in Africa, today announces it has successfully secured a US$250 million tier-2 capital loan from U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC).

Formed in December 2019, DFC is the United States Government’s development bank established with a lending capacity of up to US$60 billion to provide financing for solutions to some of the most critical challenges facing the developing world. DFC expanded and modernized the tools of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Africa_Finance_Corporation states;

Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) is a pan-African Multilateral Development Financial Institution established in 2007

At the same time it was invited to become a private sector partner in the US $7 billion USAID-funded ‘Power Africa’ initiative announced by US President Obama in Cape Town.

https://www.africafc.org/about-us/partnerships/ states;

To execute its mandate, AFC has established partnerships regionally, with other institutions such as the African Development Bank, African Export-Import Bank, PTA Bank, Islamic Development Bank, Banque Ouest Africaine de Development, the Nigerian Sovereign Investment Authority and internationally with the China Africa Fund, the Infrastructure Development Finance Company of India, the Dutch development bank FMO and the US Government through USAID and OPIC- the Overseas Private Investment Corporation. [See attached list of partners]

https://www.africafc.org/about-us/introduction-from-our-president-ceo/ states;

With 27 member countries, and an investment footprint that has disbursed over US$7 billion across 30 countries in Africa in the Power, Transport, Telecommunications, Heavy Industries and Natural Resources sectors, we are a truly Pan-African institution. We have spearheaded pioneering infrastructure solutions across Africa, from Cape to Cairo, such as 385km Bakwena Toll Road in South Africa, to the Carbon Holding petrochemicals facility in Egypt.

“WE REMAIN COMMITTED TO DEVELOPING AND FINANCING PROJECTS IN OUR CORE INFRASTRUCTURE SECTORS OF POWER, NATURAL RESOURCES (OIL AND GAS, AND MINING), HEAVY INDUSTRY, TRANSPORT AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS.” SAMAILA ZUBAIRU, PRESIDENT & CEO

>>37734

38.92N 077.06W

Northwest of Bethesda Maryland in what appears tto be an area called "Oakmont"

>>37765

Confirmed

>>37775 (me)

So helpful when I read the Lat/Long entries the right way

>>37779

Hmmm. Over on the UK board digs and discussions re: London and Q drops have included an area near Westmnster Abbey that has been known as The Sanctuary for centuries now

So H/S_j

Holy/See _j

"J" initial for a name, a position, or "Jesuit?"

>>37773

There is a Naval Installation in Key West. Big ass radar set to watch the Cuba and the Carib (for Western Hemisphere Group nowadays IIRC)

>>37787

Who was armed, other than the security types in the Capitol Building?

Uh-Oh

Either posts are dropping into the bit-bucket, there's another big lag, or clearnet is about faceplant

>>37791

>>37794

If there's H/S_j and a lat/long that ends up as a building belonging to the "Holy See" then I'll go H/S = Holy See

{Holy SEE = Catholic version of All Seeing Eye?}

>>37709

Your typing sucks or your English is not doing well today.

I have a better chance of having the winning Powerball numbers than hackers do of having the launch codes.

>>37691

A chain link fence with razor wire on top sends kind of a bad message ya think? BTW, bolt cutters mean no need to scale any fences.

Then again, a "liberated" APC on treads would barely notice a fence.

Cuomo sent 1K of his Guardsmen? Cool, less available warm bodies for Sentry Duty at the NY armor parks. A new Glock versus and old M113 Garvin? Funnier would be the plow attachment installed, brush them aside and cover them in snow