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  • Into Africa 25 Jul 2008 04:46 GMT
    ... war crimes, and crimes against humanity. As Africa notches up more failures on the long road out ... has signed energy deals with Algeria, Nigeria, Angola, Gabon, and Sudan. Its investment in Sudan's ... thousands of refugees across the border into Botswana and South Africa, leading to deadly riots. ...

  • China's Capitalist Development and China's Rise in the World Imperialist System 24 Jul 2008 20:28 GMT
    ... for raw materials and energy resources in Africa and elsewhere with the U.S. (and other imperialist powers). ... stepping up their investments in countries like Angola, Nigeria, and Equatorial Guinea. In 2007, the ... the Democratic Republic of Congo, Zimbabwe, and Zambia.[18] All this investment and maneuvering on China’s ...


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