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Chatham House: How global rules can curb illicit gold trade flows
The Chatham House meeting, chaired by Dr. Christopher Sabatini, addressed the illicit gold trade and its links to criminal economies across borders. Panelists discussed the dynamics of gold flows, regulatory gaps, and the implications for conflict, particularly in Sudan. A focus on coordinated policy responses and better oversight was emphasized for sustainable trade practices. Continue reading
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Review: An African History of Africa – by Zeinab Badawi
Zeinab Badawi’s book offers an Afrocentric perspective on African history, challenging colonial narratives and highlighting the contributions of African civilizations. It discusses figures like Mansa Musa and Shaka Zulu, emphasizing the region’s advanced cultures despite historical exploitation. The text encourages readers to explore a non-mainstream understanding of Africa’s rich heritage and contemporary issues. Continue reading
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