Dr. Cho’s Norway Case Fuels Claims of European Interference in Africa

I believe Africa’s poverty, despite its vast natural resources, is linked in part to actions by powerful foreign interests. I argue that European governments have worked with African authorities to pursue dissidents abroad, and I point to the cases of Simon Ekpa in Finland and Dr. Cho Luka in Norway as examples. These are my allegations and interpretation of the events.

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