Today too much of Africa is really ruled by repressive and oppressive regimes that take those natural resources as an asset to leverage power and to stay in power and truly not to improve the lives of the people within their own country.
Mark Meadows: “Today too much of Africa is really ruled by repressive and oppressive regimes that take those natural resources as an…”
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Mark Meadows discusses the exploitation of Africa's resources by oppressive regimes.
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