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| February 17, 2017
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Adam Sneyd on 'Cotton,' globalization, commodities and clothing poverty

February 8, 2017
| Adam talks about his book Cotton, its empire, commodities and politics, "clothing poverty" and anti-globalization and why we need to be concerned about how the world works.
Length: 44:52 minutes (30.82 MB)
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CIDA funds used to promote Canadian mining interests overseas

December 3, 2016
| Yves Engler says the Canadian International Development Agency has been using public money to assist Canadian mining interests in Africa and Latin America. Yves Engler is author of Canada in Africa.
Length: 15:11 minutes (13.9 MB)
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Congo Week organizer calls on Canadians to show solidarity

October 28, 2016
| Canadian mining companies have $3 billion in assets in Congo. Maurice Carney says this means Canadians have a unique opportunity to support the nascent democracy movement there.
Length: 24:12 minutes (22.16 MB)
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| September 13, 2016
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| September 1, 2016

Giants of Africa brings stories of young basketball players to the screen

Photo credit: Giants of Africa film
Giants of Africa takes viewers to special basketball camps set up by Raptors General Manager Masai Ujiri, the first and only African-born manager of an NBA team.

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Giants of Africa basketball documentary flows with feeling and fast play

Photo credit: Giants of Africa film

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Giants of Africa is a sports documentary all right, but it's a very human one that you won't forget. Why? The faces. The heartbreaking faces of the boys and young men from Nigeria, Ghana, Sudan and Rwanda will be seared into your memory.

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Congo's first democratically elected PM, Patrice Lumumba
| July 14, 2016
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