African governments typically hail the discovery of oil and gas as a blessing, but poor villagers in the southern Ivory Coast are among those who say it can also be a curse.
2021/11/01/marginalised-ivorians-lament-curse-of-oil
2021/11/01/marginalised-ivorians-lament-curse-of-oil
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- Cote d'Ivoire
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- Africa, IvoryCoast, Oil
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