COBALT RED - HOW THE BLOOD OF THE CONGO POWERS OUR LIVES
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Cobalt Red: How the Blood of the Congo Powers Our Lives

Tracing the Path of Suffering from Congo's Mines to Global Gadgets

Joe Boateng
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Cobalt Red: “How the Blood of the Congo Powers Our Lives” is a groundbreaking and deeply unsettling expose, shedding light on the dire human rights abuses and environmental devastation resulting from cobalt mining in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Published on January 31, 2023, this 288-page book is not just an academic treatise but a compelling narrative that delves into the harrowing realities behind a mineral crucial to modern technology.

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Seasoned news editor with a passion for decolonization and its impact on global affairs. Unravelling complex geopolitical narratives and present them in a concise and accessible manner. A dedicated advocate for diversity and inclusion in journalism. Actively reaching out, particularly those from marginalized backgrounds, to empower them to tell their own stories and contribute to a more equitable media landscape.
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