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Finally he has apologize @RobFinnertyUSA win for kenyans

FIRST LOOK! The plans for the purpose-built circuit in Bugesera, Rwanda 🇷🇼 Located 40 kilometres south of Kigali, the circuit will be designed to work in harmony with the natural landscape and use the area’s elevation changes to create a unique and challenging racing experience #F1

If you are a CEO of Formula 1 and have to sit and listen to delegations led by Gayton or Nelly, I believe this was honestly an issue choice. Rwanda is about business, Gayton is about vibes😂😂 Probably he was also trying to also introduce them to a local 30% BEE partner (i.e. PA member) 🤡

if uganda were to host an f1 grand prix: first, some guys would ask stefano domenicali for like ugx 2 billion just to arrange a meetin' with vincent banange they'd go and buy the exact land where the proposed circuit would be built, announce the project, inflate the land value tenfold, and sell it to the government at a handsome profit then they'd ask stefano how much they'd earn from each f1 ticket sold, before askin' how much they'd earn from the parkin', the hotels, the merchandise, and the ugandan flag they'd put on the circuit's logo the promo video would feature kampala ladies showin' fat ass and talkin' about how they've a crush on lewis hamilton not a single shot of the actual circuit, but 4 million views and a government press release hailin' it as a global marketin' success on day 1, influencers who, of course, have no idea what f1 is would be told there's no budget to pay 'em but a pico with oscar piastri would give 'em enough exposure to last a lifetime the organizers, meanwhile, would be drivin' brand-new land cruisers bought under the publicity budget all mps would demand vip access, the males would each bring their wife, two side chicks from mubs and ucu, and kiddos the main wife has never seen the vip lounge would need its own vip lounge, and the caterin' budget would be classified info there'd be bars and pork joints just outside the circuit perimeter, with a boda stage, momo agents, and a guy sellin' rolexes right next to the paddock construction of the actual track would start 5 years after they broke ground, because the 1st contractor would disappear, the 2nd would sue the government and the 3rd would be appointed after campaign season by then, the original budget would've tripled, the completion date would've been revised 6 times, and somebody would be explainin' on television how the delays are actually a sign of progress when the fia finally asks for the circuit to be inspected, a committee would be formed to study the feasibility of appointin' another committee to investigate why the first committee never submitted its report and 15 years later, the incomplete circuit would be turned into a patriotism trainin' camp

@Juaniss_____ Because at 40 most men are still mentally young, men mature late

Rwanda is building a track completely from scratch, and Formula 1 is so sure they will deliver that they have already put pen to paper on a 10-year contract. Meanwhile, South Africa, with an existing track that has fallen out of shape, isn't trusted to get anything done because the South African risk premium is simply too big. Global capital now views South Africa as a dangerous, untrusted hazard while treating Rwanda as the absolute gold standard for institutional trust. Formula One Group does not sign a decade-long agreement on raw hope. They signed with Rwanda because Kigali has built an unshakeable reputation for flawless executive execution. When the Rwanda Development Board guarantees a timeline, the regulatory red tape is liquidated overnight by a disciplined, single-window executive. Global capital knows that a promise made in Kigali is a mathematical certainty. Rwanda turned a blank plot of dirt in Bugesera into a low-risk, elite-aligned asset. Conversely, modern South Africa has become a dangerous, volatile bet that international investors simply refuse to underwrite. Having the physical layout of Kyalami means absolutely nothing when your entire state apparatus is viewed as a structural liability. You cannot invite a multi-billion dollar global enterprise to a country crippled by terminal municipal decay, and deep institutional rot. F1 teams cannot run their multi-million dollar telemetry systems on the gamble that local public utilities won't collapse mid-race. South Africa's existing track falling out of shape is just a symptom of a much larger, systemic pathology. The state is so deeply fractured by bureaucratic infighting, political posturing, and chaotic policy vectors that it cannot provide a credible, bulletproof sovereign financial guarantee to underwrite hosting fees. The institutional decay is so severe that South Africa can no longer be trusted to manage, maintain, or secure projects of this level of complexity. In the brutal arena of global statecraft, historical prestige is completely worthless if you are priced out of the market as an operational danger. Rwanda won this contract because it aggressively engineered international trust, while South Africa mismanaged its massive head start into total structural irrelevance. F1 didn't bypass South Africa because of politics, it bypassed South Africa because of math.

BREAKING: Formula 1 returns to Africa with 10 year agreement to race in Rwanda The African Grand Prix is set to join the F1 calendar in the early 2030s #F1

I want to offer an apology to the people of Nairobi, Kenya. The passion you have your city and homeland is amazing… We all make mistakes. I misspoke, and I am sorry to anyone I have offended.🙌

@Dreambeanxx They be thinking you are into their worn out personality

@efb_kyoshi_clip @_starchild263 @rae_chloe133 No, but it is likely what you want to do to someone's daughter

@_starchild263 @rae_chloe133 The 36yr old man used up the 19yr old girl and left her a single mom

@AtuanyaKene After cracking the said hoe for 2 hrs straight post nut clarity checks in and gets them thinking they're saints

@vatan606060 @isveckrali_ With or without money a man devalues a womans worth

@vatan606060 @isveckrali_ So they get a top shelf one and wear her out too? So men actually devalue a woman

@isveckrali_ Yes, because mentally they're still 18 to 25 yrs old, men mature late

Attack the Indian IT worker all you want. Call us names. But get the story straight: we didn't sneak in. Your companies interviewed us, hired us, and invited us. Indian H-1Bs gave their soul and commitment. Yes, we got a great place to work. And American tech became world-class, outran China and everyone else, and made money for all of us. Now AI is here and Washington has decided it doesn't need us. That's okay. But cursing us isn't a policy. It's a campaign slogan. We'll find our own way. We always have Jai Hind

@Lazce Nah they just conclude they are both 20yrs old, men mature late

@DennisTambo @georgenjoroge_ Yes, for a shallow comment

@DennisTambo @georgenjoroge_ If you've met the wrong ones just say so