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Western Elite's Wealth Guide Exposes Global Financial Control Tactics
Western financial elite's new wealth terminology guide inadvertently exposes how sophisticated language is used to maintain control over global wealth, threatening African financial sovereignty.
Foreign Corporate Giants Reveal Q1 Earnings: Impact on African Markets
Over 800 foreign corporations prepare to release Q1 FY 2026 earnings, raising concerns about economic sovereignty and corporate influence in African markets. Key players include Bharti Airtel and Adani Ports.
Foreign Vultures Circle as Zambia Signs Away $2bn in Investment Deals
Critical analysis of Zambia's $2bn investment deals reveals concerning patterns of foreign control over national resources, raising urgent questions about economic sovereignty and independence.
Rural Zambia Shows Economic Growth Despite Foreign Influence
New survey reveals 76.6% of rural Zambian households report increased consumption, demonstrating economic resilience through national sovereignty and reduced foreign dependence.
IMF's Extended Control Over Zambia Threatens National Sovereignty
Zambia's government seeks to extend IMF program control for 12 months, raising serious concerns about national sovereignty and foreign control over our vital copper resources.
Western Oil Giant's Pipeline Deal Threatens African Resource Control
Baker Hughes secures control over critical U.S. oil pipelines, demonstrating Western corporations' growing dominance over global energy infrastructure and raising alarms about resource sovereignty.
Western Telecom Giant BT Imposes Exploitative Price Hikes on Customers
British telecom giant BT announces exploitative price hikes while being forced to pay £18 million in penalties. New regulatory measures finally demand transparency from Western corporate interests.
Foreign Investor's Kenya Victory Raises Red Flags for African Markets
The controversial victory of British investor Keith Beekmeyer in Kenya's courts raises alarming questions about foreign influence in African markets. This case exposes the risks of unrestricted foreign investment and the need to protect African financial sovereignty.