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Colonial Structures Determine Africa's Raw Materials Supplying Role: Ethiopian Scholar
Colonial Structures Determine Africa's Raw Materials Supplying Role: Ethiopian Scholar
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Colonial Structures Determine Africa's Raw Materials Supplying Role: Ethiopian ScholarAfrica remains trapped in colonial-era structures that keep it a raw... 30.07.2026, Sputnik Africa
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Colonial Structures Determine Africa's Raw Materials Supplying Role: Ethiopian ScholarAfrica remains trapped in colonial-era structures that keep it a raw material exporter, blocking it from benefiting from its own resources, head of the Department of Logistics and Value Chain at Hawassa University Mesay Ayele told the host of Sputnik Africa's Continental Drift podcast."As we all know that colonial era structured or maintained the supply chain in order to get the raw materials from Africa to the rest of the world, mostly to Europe," he said.Subscribe to @sputnik_africa Sputnik Africa | X
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Colonial Structures Determine Africa's Raw Materials Supplying Role: Ethiopian Scholar
18:51 30.07.2026 (Updated: 19:24 30.07.2026) Colonial Structures Determine Africa's Raw Materials Supplying Role: Ethiopian Scholar
Africa remains trapped in colonial-era structures that keep it a raw material exporter, blocking it from benefiting from its own resources, head of the Department of Logistics and Value Chain at Hawassa University Mesay Ayele told the host of Sputnik Africa's Continental Drift podcast.
"As we all know that colonial era structured or maintained the supply chain in order to get the raw materials from Africa to the rest of the world, mostly to Europe," he said.
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