By Rouchan Bouzo AI-generated image of Sudan, China, and a disputed copper deal. Sudan is being asked to surrender control over a strategic copper resource for 30 years while receiving just $50 million in symbolic debt relief from China. No elected parliament approved the arrangement. No public consultation was held. The full contract has not even been released. Sudan’s SAF-led authorities want the world to view the debt cancellation and the cop…
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