Special Feature
18.3.2019 02:04 pm
If you can make it in Congo, you can make it anywhere
Consider having to hustle in a city that has poor infrastructure and almost invisible government, among other issues.
If you can make it in New York you can make it anywhere, or so goes a variation of the saying from Frank Sinatra's song titled New York.
If you can make it in Congo, you can make it anywhere
Consider having to hustle in a city that has poor infrastructure and almost invisible government, among other issues.
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