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INTRODUCTION

Africa in july 2005 is composed approximately by 887 millions people living in 54 different states.
Africa is the world’s poorest inhabited continent, and it is, poorer than it was 25 ears ago.
It has (and in some ways is still having) an uncertain transition from colonialism. The cold war has increased the corruption in Africa; it is moreover the major factors to its poor economic situation. In contrast to the rapid growth in South America, which has lifted millions beyond subsistence living, Africa has stagnated. It has even gone the wrong way in terms of foreign trade, investment, and per capita income. This poverty has widespread effects, including low life expectancy, violence, and instability in this continent. Over the decade there have been many attempts to improve the economy of Africa with very little success.

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1. COMMERCE OF NATURAL RESOURCES IN AFRICA
1.1. History

The African history is composed in 3 parts:......

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