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New route for old exploitation

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By Dean Clay, George Kibala Bauer, Harry Stopes, Sean Jacobs
| Africa Is a Country
Few relationships are as fraught with complexity and moral ambiguity as those between the United States and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Recently, former US President Joe Biden visited Angola to push the Lobito Corridor infrastructure project, which will ship minerals from the DRC out to the world. It’s a slick, modern initiative. Yet it is also a reminder of a much darker history of exploitation that stretches back more than a century.
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So that the victims do not die a second time

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By Lina Rhrissi, Jason Stearns, George Kibala Bauer, Thierry Michel
| The AIAC Podcast
Interview by Lina Rhrissi L’Empire du silence (Empire of Silence) is Belgian filmmaker Thierry Michel’s newest film about the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). For more than thirty years, Michel traveled across the country, camera in hand, witnessing not only fighting and suffering, but also the hope of the Congolese people.
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The politics of elegance

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By Daniel Todt, Pedro Monaville, George Kibala Bauer, Sean Jacobs
| The AIAC Podcast
Interview by Pedro Monaville In November 2021,  the New York Times (NYT) reported on allegations of colossal corruption regarding the management of the Congolese state-owned mining company Gécamines by Albert Yuma, its former chairman and one of Congo’s most well-known businessmen. The newspaper cited overwhelming evidence against Yuma, including mentions of secret documents and multiple interviews with insiders to the world of Congolese capitalism and politics.
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