Mozambique’s vast natural resources are a double-edged sword. In this #GlobalGrab investigation, we expose the devastating environmental and human toll of coal mining. Communities on the front lines face health crises and displacement, questioning whether this “wealth” is a blessing or a curse.
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Global Grab: Mozambique’s Coal and Jindal’s extractive curse
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5 May 2026 · africauncensored.online
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