Africa, Conflict, and the Global System That Profits From Instability

Описание: Africa is often portrayed as a continent trapped in endless conflict.
Civil wars. Coups. Militias. Terror groups. Poverty.

But what if that image is incomplete — and carefully maintained?

In this long-form investigative documentary, we trace the real origins of Africa’s conflicts, from pre-colonial governance systems to the Berlin Conference, colonial violence, Cold War interventions, and the modern war economy.

This film challenges the popular narrative that instability in Africa is natural or inevitable. Instead, it asks a more uncomfortable question:

Who benefits when conflict never ends?

From resource-rich regions like the Democratic Republic of Congo, Libya, Sudan, and the Sahel, to the global arms trade and foreign interventions sold as “stability,” this documentary exposes how violence often serves interests far beyond African communities themselves.

You’ll discover:
– How colonial borders engineered future instability
– Why resource-rich regions experience prolonged conflict
– The role of foreign powers, arms industries, and political elites
– How war weakens sovereignty and strengthens dependency
– Why peace is not just humanitarian — it is political and economic

This is not an attack on Africa.
It is a defense of its people.

Because the real question is not why Africa has so many conflicts —
but what would happen if Africa finally became stable… and who would lose?

🎥 Watch. Reflect. Question the narrative.

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