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The Big Rush for the Control of African Natural Resources
By A. B. Lawal
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In this book, I unveil the secrets of China's plan for Africa. You will learn why China, the US and some other global powers are investing in Africa, and why they want to take control of the continent. When you read this book, you will know whether Africa is gaining or is being ruined by this race. Is this race very different or the same as the scramble of the 19th century when colonial Britain and France went to draw materials, slaves and geopolitical influence in Africa? Read this book to find out everything!
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- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5This is a very fantastic and very encompassing book. You don't find these interesting takes or information on Chinese aid easily anywhere else. Very comprehensive book.