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The Economy of Conflict: Who Really Profits from War in Africa? What if every conflict has people who benefit from it, and those people are not Africans? In this episode of 🎙 #ReturnnAfrican, Avraham Korbla Klutsey, Executive Director of Youth for Peace and Security Africa, reveals the uncomfortable truth behind the persistence of conflict on the continent. Using the Democratic Republic of the Congo as a tiny example, Kelosi alludes to how the West uses crises to extract and exploit minerals and other natural resources belonging to African countries. 💡 Have an idea for our next feature? Drop a comment & #33; ✍️ ▶️ ▶️ Angel with the full discussion via: Telegram's built-in player Our website 🗣 Apple Podcasts and your favorite streaming platforms You can also find podcasts on Telegram using the hashtag #SputnikRadio Subscribe @sputnik africa 🔸 Sputnik Africa.

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The Economy of Conflict: Who Really Profits from War in Africa? What if every conflict has people who benefit from it, and those people are not Africans? In this episode of 🎙 #ReturnnAfrican, Avraham Korbla Klutsey, Executive Director of Youth for Peace and Security Africa, reveals the uncomfortable truth behind the persistence of conflict on the continent. Using the Democratic Republic of the Congo as a tiny example, Kelosi alludes to how the West uses crises to extract and exploit minerals and other natural resources belonging to African countries. 💡 Have an idea for our next feature? Drop a comment & #33; ✍️ ▶️ ▶️ Angel with the full discussion via: Telegram's built-in player Our website 🗣 Apple Podcasts and your favorite streaming platforms You can also find podcasts on Telegram using the hashtag #SputnikRadio Subscribe @sputnik africa 🔸 Sputnik Africa.

The Economy of Conflict: Who Really Profits from War in Africa? What if every conflict has people who benefit from it, and those people are not Africans? In this episode of 🎙 #ReturnnAfrican, Avraham Korbla Klutsey, Executive Director of Youth for Peace and Security Africa, reveals the uncomfortable truth behind the persistence of conflict on the continent. Using the Democratic Republic of the Congo as a tiny example, Kelosi alludes to how the West uses crises to extract and exploit minerals and other natural resources belonging to African countries. 💡 Have an idea for our next feature? Drop a comment & #33; ✍️ ▶️ ▶️ Angel with the full discussion via: Telegram's built-in player Our website 🗣 Apple Podcasts and your favorite streaming platforms You can also find podcasts on Telegram using the hashtag #SputnikRadio Subscribe @sputnik africa 🔸 Sputnik Africa.

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