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Unpaid Bill: How Colonial Era Devastated Africa's Ecology—and What It Owes

Unpaid Bill: How Colonial Era Devastated Africa's Ecology—and What It Owes

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Unpaid Bill: How Colonial Era Devastated Africa's Ecology—and What It Owes Colonial extraction didn't just take resources—it reshaped landscapes... 29.09.2026, Sputnik Africa

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Unpaid Bill: How Colonial Era Devastated Africa's Ecology—and What It Owes Colonial extraction didn't just take resources—it reshaped landscapes, borders, and vulnerabilities. Speaking to #PanAfricanFrequency, Professor Nkem Onyekpe, head of the Department of History and Strategic Studies at the University of Lagos, Nigeria, addressed the continuing violence on Africa’s ecology by global capitalism. Now, researchers are quantifying the damage and proposing a plan for reparations.This is not about charity. It's about accountability. It's about justice. ▶ Engage with the full discussion via:Telegram’s built-in playerOur websiteApple Podcasts and your favorite streaming platformsYou can also find podcasts on Telegram using the hashtag #SputnikRadioSubscribe to @sputnik_africa Sputnik Africa | X

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