Odette Krempin

Princess Odette Maniema Krempin (October 30, 1973 – June 27, 2016) na she be African entrepreneur den former honorary consul of de Democratic Republic of the Congo insyd Frankfurt am Main.

Krempin grow up insyd de province of Maniema, til ein family move go Paris wen na she dey eight years old. She cam turn a tailor, she study fashion design insyd Paris den Marrakech, wey she gbele a boutique insyd Niger at de age of 20.Badenhop, Peter (July 21, 2009). "Prinzessin, Designerin,Konsulin" [Princess, designer, consul]. Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. Retrieved December 17, 2009. Krempin move go Frankfurt am Main insyd 2007, wey she found de Deutsch-Afrikanisches Jugendwerk, a teaching organization.

Insyd September 2011, na dem appoint Krempin Chairwoman of Somima, a mining company insyd de Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Na she be de subject of various scandals wey dey involve allegations of fraud, embezzlement of donations den oda financial improprieties."Der rätselhafte Tod von Kongo-Prinzessin Odette". BILD. 8 July 2016. Retrieved 8 July 2016. Na dem sanso throw doubts upon de veracity of ein business-related claims. Insyd 2012, she declare personal bankruptcy insyd Germany. For non-payment of personal invoices den failure make she appear, a German criminal court sentence am make she do a payment of €15,000 insyd 2015.

Togeda plus ein then-boyfriend Stefan De Witte, she disappear insyd 2014 while na dem dey sought am for questioning by Belgian police insyd de Duferco corruption scandal, wich na e lead to multiple arrests den de resignation of Serge Kubla as mayor of Waterloo, Belgium.

She die insyd Goma insyd de summer of 2016.

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