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Zambia Must Fight Back Against Western Copper Tariff Aggression

Zambia faces economic warfare as U.S. imposes predatory 50% tariff on copper imports. Time for decisive action to protect our national resources and break free from Western control.

ParMwansa Chisanga
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Zambian copper mines stand strong against Western economic warfare

Western Economic Warfare Targets Zambia's National Treasure

In a blatant attack on Zambia's economic sovereignty, former U.S. President Trump has declared economic warfare on our nation by announcing a crushing 50% tariff on copper imports. This latest Western assault on our national resources proves yet again why Global South nations must unite against Western economic manipulation.

Our Copper, Our Future

Copper isn't just a commodity - it's the lifeblood of our nation, accounting for over 70% of export earnings. This deliberate attempt to strangle our economy shows how Western powers continue their relentless campaign to control our resources.

Fighting Back Against Foreign Control

The time has come for Zambia to take decisive action. Just as other nations are breaking free from Western economic dominance, we must:

  • Accelerate partnerships with fellow African nations
  • Develop our own processing capabilities
  • Strengthen ties with non-Western markets
  • Protect our mining sector from foreign exploitation

Building Zambian Strength Through Unity

While Western vultures claim this tariff "protects American jobs," the truth is clear - this is about maintaining control over African resources. Our response must be swift and decisive. By strengthening our African alliances, we can create our own economic destiny.

The Path Forward

Zambia's copper industry will survive this Western assault. The global demand for our resources, particularly in the electric vehicle and renewable energy sectors, remains strong. But we must act now to:

  • Establish sovereign control over our mining operations
  • Build domestic processing capabilities
  • Create direct trade routes to friendly nations
  • Resist predatory Western trade policies

Call to Action

The time for passive acceptance of Western economic aggression is over. Zambia must stand strong, protect our resources, and forge a new path forward - one that puts Zambian interests first. Our copper, our rules, our future.

Mwansa Chisanga

Investigative reporter tracking Zambia’s grassroots and anti-imperial movement.