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In this informative video, we explore the topic of African countries taking a stance against exporting raw materials to Europe. Based on a study published by the Africa Development Forum, more than twelve African nations, including the Democratic Republic of Congo, Nigeria, and Namibia, have either restricted or completely banned the export of certain raw materials.

We highlight ten African countries that have implemented these bans and discuss the reasons behind their decisions. Between 2017 and 2022, there was a significant increase in the demand for lithium, cobalt, and nickel, primarily driven by the energy sector. These minerals are predominantly found in Africa, making them highly sought-after for exportation to the Western world.

While some argue that meeting the raw material needs of foreign industries is beneficial, analysts suggest that African countries should focus on developing renewable energy sources and use Western interest in their raw materials to enhance their mining capabilities.

Join us as we uncover the motivations and implications of these export bans and discuss their potential impact on Africa's economy and environment. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on post notifications to stay updated on future uploads!

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