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This episode turns the accusation inward, toward those who claim to defend Africa while quietly extracting, capturing and suffocating it from within.
Africa’s dispossession cannot be explained only by foreign domination. Colonial history, unequal contracts, international finance and external pressure matter deeply, but they do not absolve domestic predation.
Local elites, authoritarian regimes, rent-seeking networks, political intermediaries and administrative systems can also convert public resources into private instruments of power. They invoke sovereignty while weakening the very institutions that should protect it.
This podcast examines the uncomfortable internal dimension of African underdevelopment: how can a continent reclaim its future if some of those who speak in its name continue to devour it from the inside?
