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Hm, that video won't load beyond about 2m into it.
Anyway, I just listened to a radio report on Africa in which they described how half a century after the independence movement across the continent we, the north including China, are still/again systematically keeping Africa down, for instance by keeping African products from our markets and flooding their markets with our cheap products, by draining their natural resources from the continent way below value, by recruiting their bright minds to work for companies in the US and Europe, knowing most of them will never return and so on.
We should be ashamed, we are still a bunch of egoist exploiters.
Well, both the US and Europe have more than 300m people each. So I think it would make more sense to tap the local talent rather than committing brain drain from a continent that is already desperately trying to close the intellectual gap.
So you think its up to who, you, to decide who hires who to perform a service? Who the F do you think you are? Go whine to Africa for not keeping their "talent" if you got a cry towel to fill up America hater.
Does anyone have a good idea on how the oil should be owned in countries like Ghana? Should the state own it? Should it be mainly privately owned and ran? What countries provide a good model for Ghana and other African countries for handling oil?
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