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Africa's $1.6 Trillion Mineral Mining ...

Africa's critical minerals offer a $1.6 trillion opportunity, and governments want to cash in. Bloomberg's Samuel Etienne explores the steps African nations are taking to take better advantage of their mineral riches.

Africa's $1.6 Trillion Mineral Mining Opportunity
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UBS Valuation Surges Past $100 Billion One Year ...

UBS Group claims that it banks more than half the world's billionaires. A year on from the takeover of Credit Suisse, where does CEO Sergio Ermotti see opportunities for growth? Bloomberg’s Samuel Etienne reports...

UBS Valuation Surges Past $100 Billion One Year After Credit Suisse Takeover
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War in Ukraine: Two Years Since Vladimir ...

The US has unveiled sweeping sanctions on more than 500 people and entities linked to Putin's war machine in a bid to squeeze the Russian economy. Bloomberg's Samuel Etienne gives an update on what's changed in Ukraine since the invasion.

War in Ukraine: Two Years Since Vladimir Putin's Full-Scale Invasion
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The Review - VICE on HBO | The Brutal Fight That's Left The Central African Republic in Chaos

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The Review - VICE on HBO | The Brutal Fight That's Left The Central African Republic in Chaos

The Review is a series of 200-word critiques examining the content and production of current affairs broadcasts.

In this installment of The Review, we explore an expertly-crafted short story by veteran Vice correspondent Ben Anderson. The broadcast covers hostilities in the Central African Republic (CAR). In the video below, we learn of the causes, humanitarian outcomes and efficacy of the fragile CAR government’s solution to the societal damage caused by warring militias.

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Behind The Story - Banditry and Beheadings in Borno, Nigeria

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Behind The Story - Banditry and Beheadings in Borno, Nigeria

Since December 2019 over 100 people have been killed in Borno State, Nigeria. Boko Haram and ISWAP have stepped up abductions and brutal killings in northern Nigeria and neighbouring Chad.

Across northern Nigeria and the Lake Chad basin over 37,500 people have been killed by Boko Haram and ISWAP. 7.1 million people have required humanitarian assistance due to the conflict, with many living in camps for internally displaced persons.