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Global Research News Hour: Canadian Mining in Africa: Looting a Continent

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First published at 16:45 UTC on July 8th, 2022.

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Today’s episode is a recording of a conversation exploring the role of the Canadian Mining companies heavy investment in mineral extraction from the c…

Global Research News Hour archives: https://www.globalresearch.ca/theme/global-research-news-hour

Today’s episode is a recording of a conversation exploring the role of the Canadian Mining companies heavy investment in mineral extraction from the continent of Africa. The role of these companies and of the Canadian government is quite abysmal in terms of their abuse of human rights and the ecological damage done to the environment. We will host conversations about the operations at hand, how they got to the extent of the current enterprise, and about ways we could conceivably reverse course.
Speakers in this episode include Jamie Kneen of MiningWatch Canada, Phyllia Ngoatje of Mining Affected Communities United in Action (MACUA)
and Yves Engler, a researcher and author . The talk was moderated by Bianca Mugyenyi, who is also Director of the Canadian Foreign Policy Institute which together with Mining Watch Canada sponsored this event
see original discussion in full at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGIw6n5ZPB0&t=3945s
Theme music: Shifting Sands by Purple Planet Music (purple-planet.com)

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