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I think that is very good idea as it will
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2) Increase productivity in local economy and stimulate growth as a spin off
3) Create sustainable construction and maintenance industries and cultures in those said countries
4) Create demand for skilled, semi skilled employment opportunities thus growth of artisanal trades - hence absorbing school leavers who don't make the bottle neck cut for tertiary institutions
5) Multiplier effect will open up other service industries which will in turn increase disposable income
6) Will force the government to plan major public works and investment in maintenance thus create employment
7) Create demand for standards of construction and maintenance of infrastructure - create a culture of value for money
8) Allow for citizens to be employed in their home countries of origin and allow for the ethical manipulation of their natural resources locally
9) Create a culture where their natural resources are processed locally to refined end products by construction of processing facilities and allied industries locally such as catalytic converter industry for platinum rich regions such as Zimbabwe, Bullion refineries in Ghana and Mali, Oil refineries in Sudan, electric car manufacturing in DRC where there is coltan and cobalt aplenty.
This will help Africans to stop being reliant on the West and East and North for their needs when they have all they ever want or need right under their feet. It will also put into effect the Arusha Declaration and any other form of agreement where conflict is ended on the continent and guns are silenced for the good of the populous
This tendency of rebel war lords controlling swathes of mineral rich regions in countries with little or no development or benefit for the locals other than menial work extracting mother loads of rich mineral elements for a pittance needs to end
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