Raf Custers crawls through the dust in Laayoune, treads on some toes in Kivu and sees one of the world's biggest mining giants tap electricity in South Africa. He tells an inconvenient tale about an economy that does not lead to development but that sponges off labour, nature and the South. About the ranking of Ernst&Young who call self-disposal of raw materials "the biggest risk for the mining business". About a sort of colonialism that you didn't think existed anymore.
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