US-Iran Conflict Widens Inequality in Africa, Report Claims

A report suggests that the conflict between the U.S. and Iran is exacerbating inequality in Africa, with Angola experiencing significant price hikes for food, fuel, and fertilizer that disproportionately affect the poor while benefiting the wealthy.

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How the U.S. war with Iran is widening inequality in Africa

In Angola, the conflict has driven up prices for food, fuel and fertilizer, increases felt most acutely by the poor. But for the wealthy and well-connected, it's been a boon.

By Rachel Chason, Rael Ombuor, Carmen Yasmine Abd Ali

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US-Iran Conflict Widens Inequality in Africa, Report Claims

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