AES Kicks Out European Miners — Africa Finally Takes Back Its Wealth

Africa is entering a new era of economic sovereignty. The Alliance of Sahel States has expelled European mining companies in a historic move that signals the end of decades of external control over African resources. This is not just a policy change — it is a structural shift in global power.

For generations, Africa supplied raw minerals while wealth flowed outward. Today, that system is breaking. African nations are rewriting contracts, enforcing local processing, and reclaiming ownership of the resources that fuel the world’s technology, energy transition, and manufacturing industries.

This in-depth analysis explains why European miners were removed, how Africa is restructuring its resource strategy, and what this means for global supply chains, geopolitics, and the future of the world economy. From lithium and uranium to gold and rare earths, Africa is no longer exporting potential — it is building power.

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