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Africa’s mineral wealth is not only drained through corruption or smuggling. It is also siphoned through contracts, treaties and legal mechanisms that appear perfectly legitimate.
This episode examines how international investment law, mining contracts, stabilization clauses, arbitration mechanisms, tax arrangements and transfer pricing can structurally redirect value away from African economies.
Modern extraction does not always look like conquest. It can look like paperwork, legal certainty, investor protection and contractual sophistication.
The podcast asks how African States can protect strategic resources when dispossession is no longer imposed only by force, but also engineered through the language of legality, risk mitigation and international finance.
