Gold is not the only natural resource being exploited to fund the war... revenue tied to gum arabic production is small relative to gold, but profits from its sale and control over of trade networks now help sustain the conflict.
Chris Murphy: “Gold is not the only natural resource being exploited to fund the war... revenue tied to gum arabic production is small…”
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Murphy discusses the exploitation of gum arabic in the conflict.
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