How colonial-era trade patterns keep African producers locked out of global profits—and what it will take to change By Andrew Rugasira Global trade is still haunted by its colonial past. Africa exports raw materials—coffee, cocoa, cotton, tea. Wealthier nations process, package, brand, and profit.
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How colonial-era trade patterns keep African producers locked out of global profits—and what it will take to change By Andrew Rugasira Global
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